Physiotherapeutic interventions must therefore coordinate the norms and values of scientists and clinically active physiotherapists with those of the client, in this case both the family and the child [ 17].
In 2014, the Guardian and Independent on Sunday could do a lot worse than appoint someone to their judging panels who can recognise the value of what scientists and engineers do and some of the fantastic LGBT scientists out there will get the credit that they deserve from their own community.
The commercial value of cloning, scientists say, is as an effective way to genetically modify animals.
"I think we now know the value of healthcare scientists working in the health system – we have pulled this valuable resource out of the shadows and placed them centre stage so that their knowledge, skills and expertise is more explicit and they can fully make their contribution.
Administrators and policymakers appreciate the value of research scientists with clinical expertise, but for whatever reason this hasn't translated into bridge programs for Ph.D.s who wish to gain clinical experience.
Feminists argue, on the basis of historical and sociological investigations of the history and current practice of science, that this insistence on the value-neutrality of scientists is self-deceptive and unrealistic (Potter 1993, 2001; Longino 1990 , 2001 Harding 1991, 1998; Wylie 1996).
It is hoped that such information will be of value to scientists, engineers, risk assessors, and societal decision-makers so that wise and informed decisions may be made for the handling of e-waste in a safe and effective manner to protect the public health.
The journal impact factor was designed to help librarians decide which journals to subscribe to and was never intended as a measuring stick for the value of a scientist's research, as it is sometimes used today.
"With my zoological background I know where to place certain details and pull out specific information from my subject that is of particular value to scientists".
They encourage evaluators to value the contributions of scientists whose work is primarily to generate, analyze, model, or curate data, by using "webometrics"—for example, how often data and applications have been downloaded alongside more traditional metrics.
