It is precisely the idea of a critical turn in hermeneutics combined with the focus on the individuality of language-use that made Schleiermacher such an important figure for the next generation of hermeneuticians, concerned as they were with the methodology of the human sciences, or, as they understood it, with the critique, in the Kantian meaning of the term, of historical reason.
In this article, the history and methodology of human movement biomechanics, and the theoretical and experimental methods developed for the study of human movement, are reviewed.
Objective: Using fetal goats as animal models, to establish the methodology of in utero transplantation of human hematopoeitic stem cell (HSC) under B-scan ultrasonographic guidance for prenatal therapy.
These limitations will be addressed as the methodology of applying QICAR to human health outcomes is refined.
For this analysis, we evaluated LVI in adjacent stromal tissue (peritumoral area) with a ×200 magnification, with sequential assessment by two investigators, as recommended by the First International Consensus on the Methodology of Lymphangiogenesis Quantification in Solid Human Tumors [ 27].
This paper is intended to suggest an approach to the methodology of evaluation on abnormal accidents from human errors during decommissioning of nuclear facilities.
"While the development of the methodology is human, the analysis is being performed systematically and automatically".
They impact significantly the methodology for evaluation of human health risk from radioactive contamination.
The methodology underpinning the generation of human breast cancer xenograft models has been comprehensively described [ 33, 34].
At Chicago, where the methodologies of economics have threatened to swallow other approaches to life, theologians are still hospitable to human concerns not expressible in cash.
