Scientific Understanding
Biochars in soils: towards the required level of scientific understanding
... To cite this article: Priit Tammeorg, Ana Catarina Bastos, Simon Jeffery, Frédéric Rees, Jürgen Kern, Ellen R. Graber, Maurizio Ventura, Mark Kibblewhite, António Amaro, Alice Budai, Cláudia M. d. S. Cordovil, Xavier ...
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Developments in the scientific understanding of osteoporosis
... Over the past 10 years, our scientific understanding of osteocytes and their role in bone metabolism has significantly increased. The osteocyte, which is the most abundant cell type in bone, resides in the ...
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Developments in the scientific understanding of osteoarthritis
... During the past decade there have been significant developments in the scientific understanding of OA. Aided by advances in imaging technology, we have come to appreciate that OA is a disease of the ‘whole ...
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Scientific Understanding and Synthetic Design
... By understanding the general features of the mechanisms of synthetically useful reactions, as well as the sorts of structural features that influence the energies of intermediates in these mechanisms, it is often ...
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Scientific Understanding of East African climate change from the HyCRISTAL project
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Developments in the scientific understanding of rheumatoid arthritis
... our understanding of the upstream mechanisms that eventually lead to a destructive inflammatory reaction has received less ...the scientific community that changing RA from a manage- able into a curable ...
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Developments in the scientific understanding of lupus
... Although lupus nephritis has long been conceptualized as a classic immune complex disease, studies conducted in both human and murine systems have revolutionized the concept of immune co[r] ...
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Developments in the scientific and clinical understanding of the spondyloarthritides
... and scientific understanding of the spondyloarthritides (SpA), which can be separated in predominantly axial and predominantly peripheral ...better understanding of the interaction of the immune ...
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Theory and Practice: Exploring a holistic understanding of scientific literacy into the heart of science classrooms
... as understanding how scientists establish their scientific understandings within the framework of their intuitive thoughts and beliefs, and within wider social ...that scientific ...
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Scientific Knowledge and Scientific Method in Scientific Research
... the scientific method is subject to peer review for possible ...The scientific method is not a single recipe: it takes intelligence, imagination, and ...
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Scientific collaboration of Cuban researchers working in Europe: understanding relations between origin and destination countries
... of scientific collaboration created by researchers opens new oppor- tunities for developing countries to engage in the process of knowledge creation histori- cally lead by institutions in the developed ...the ...
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Contributions of scientific ocean drilling to understanding the emplacement of submarine large igneous provinces and their effects on the environment
... Kerguelen Plateau/Broken Ridge The uppermost basement lavas forming the LIP range widely in Sr, Nd, and Pb isotopic ratios, and each scientific ocean drilling site has distinctive isotopic char- acteristics (Frey ...
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Understanding big data themes from scientific biomedical literature through topic modeling
... Each of the themes from the definition by De Mauro et al. (information, methods, technology, impact) was annotated more often than any other (apart from Application). Note that by design these themes are defined in a ...
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Understanding and creativity of the Scientific Method of Investigation. Self-discipline necessary to accomplish the project.
... experiment answers a question using the scientific method. Examples of experiment ideas might include: “How does mold grow on bread and fruit?” What makes things move?” “How can apples be kept from turning brown?” ...
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Pre-service Teachers’ Understanding of the Nature of Science through Socio-scientific Inquiry
... Also approaching instruction in an implicit way, Albe (2008), using an SSI about cell phone safety, found that NOS conceptions arose naturally during instruction. Students‟ post- conceptions were based on ...
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A New Scientific Base and its Role in Understanding and Assimilating the Similar and Interacting Interactions of Oxygen Organic Compounds
... The research consisted of three topics, the first topic dealt with the general framework of the research in terms of: the introduction of the research, a problem, its questions, importance, goals, limits, approaches and ...
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The role of visual representations in scientific practices: from conceptual understanding and knowledge generation to ‘seeing’ how science works
... with scientific practices, particularly in terms of how visual representations, stable or dynamic, can engage students in the processes of science and not only to be used as tools for cognitive development in ...
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Connecting Scientific Data to Scientific Experiments with Provenance
... Given the complexity of workflows with thousands of computational steps executing across multiple distributed resources, it is infeasible for users to directly define the executable workflow. Often, researchers use ...
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David-Rus, Richard (2009): Explanation and Understanding through Scientific Models: Perspectives for a New Approach to Scientific Explanation. Dissertation, LMU München: Fakultät für Philosophie, Wissenschaftstheorie und Religionswissenschaft
... account, understanding is conceived as a ternary relation between an answer A (to the understanding-seeking how question: “How does P fit into C?”), a phenomenon P (a description of a phenomenon) and a ...
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Scientific reasoning vs multivariable causal inference: which route to take to improve learners' understanding of multivariable causality?
... Another group of learners will acquire the COV strategy in a MCI context. This group might benefit from exposure to multivariability and therefore develop a better understanding of the multivariable structure of ...
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