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...d is not so much a rejection of the idea as it is an education about the [[scientific method]], [[logic]] and sciences such as [[biology]] or theories such as evolution

...ks of [[Robert Norman]]<ref>Edgar Zilsel, "The Origin of William Gilbert’s Scientific Method", Journal of the History of Ideas 2:1-32, 1941</ref><ref>Duane H D Roller, 4. ^ Edgar Zilsel, "The Origin of William Gilbert’s Scientific Method", Journal of the History of Ideas 2:1-32, 1941

...| mystical]] in nature and the practice of acupuncture was alien to the [[scientific method]].

...ogy, along with a detailed knowledge of [[anatomy]] and understanding of [[Scientific method|investigative methods]].

...medicine]], and all health sciences that attempt to have a basis in the [[scientific method]], strive to find experimental ways to evaluate methods of treatment and di

...move from the medieval language of [[metaphor]]s to the adoption of the [[scientific method]].

...a single, given condition, this was a "global" meta-analysis testing the [[Scientific method|hypothesis]] that ''all'' effects of homeopathy are [[placebo]] effects. If

Scientists use a '''scientific method''' to investigate phenomena and acquire [[knowledge]]. They base the method ==Components of the scientific method==

...hic, and social changes developed around new theories of rational thought, scientific method, and empirical knowledge. The term is often used synonymously with the [[th

...re for at least two thousand years, long before the establishment of the [[scientific method]]. Although many contemporary [[astrology|astrologers]] continue in this my ...orting evidence, or (2) are based on evidence that is not established by [[scientific method]]s or (3) cite well-established evidence but misuse it or misinterpret it t

Scientists use a '''scientific method''' to investigate phenomena and acquire [[knowledge]]. They base the method ==Components of the scientific method==

...thods and foundational concepts of experimental disciplines, such as the [[scientific method]], [[evidence (law)|evidence in law]], and [[life]]. ...elief are. [[Philosophy of science]] discusses the underpinnings of the [[scientific method]], among other topics sometimes useful to scientists (philosophers of scien

...of religion could ever be found. Geertz proposed methodology was not the [[scientific method]] of the [[natural science]], but [[Historical method|the method of histori

===The European Renaissance and the 'Scientific Method'=== ...egan to be questioned in light of actual observation and experiment, the [[scientific method]] became established. In the early 16th century, scholars had returned to r

...y, as one would read a magazine. The articles are written as part of the [[scientific method]]; they generally must supply enough details of an experiment that an indep

...ientists who are learned in natural lore, biologists formally employ the [[scientific method]], and incorporate [[Mathematical biology|mathematics]], [[biophysics]], [ ===The European Renaissance and the 'scientific method'===

...cuses on biology as a ''formal science''. Biologists formally employ the [[scientific method]] and the methods of [[theoretical biology]] and [[systems biology]]. They ===The European Renaissance and the 'scientific method'===

...th. Although the set goal was not achieved, Alchemy paved the way to the [[scientific method]] and so to the medical advances of today.

TCM theory predates use of the [[scientific method]]. According to a report for [[CSICOP]], some Chinese scientists maintain t

...and faith is not subject to the scientific method. But the paradigm of the scientific method—propositions subjected to [[randomized controlled trial|double-blind and

...medical community as the ideal technique for determining the truth; the [[scientific method]] is simply the testing of hypotheses with experiments. Anecdotal evidence

# [[Scientific method]] — JA

Both Newton and Einstein stressed ''parsimony''. See {{cite book |title=Scientific method in practice |author=Hugh G. Gauch |url=http://books.google.com/books?id=iVk

* He reintroduced the concept and practice of [[Scientific method|experimentation]] in medical studies, earlier introduced by [[Galen]] but m

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...d mathematics, weakening the objection that mathematics does not use the [[scientific method]].

...e=2007-01-28}}</ref> Some critics, like Bob Park, argue that very little [[Scientific method|scientific]] [[research]] was convincingly planned for the ISS in the first

...as no testable components "has no connection with the real world." (see [[Scientific method]]).</ref>

...iplines of biology, Vesalius remains a key contributor, in pedagogical and scientific method, in knowledge, and in influence.

====Scientific Method==== From these gathered data, the analyst may proceed with the scientific method by generating tentative explanations for a subject event or phenomenon. Nex

...components? After all, the [[reductionist]] paradigm that dominated the [[scientific method]] in the 20th century operated on the assumption that they could.

...ive algorithms of practice (ways of doing things) through the use of the [[scientific method]] and modern global [[information science]] by collating all the evidence a

...contain subjective elements, and are [[heuristics]] rather than part of [[scientific method]]. Such criteria may not prove definitive in selecting a theory because the

...eral was severed only in the [[17th century]], after the adoption of the [[scientific method]] transformed astronomy into a formal science.<ref> However, [[amateur astr

..., evidence based medicine has roots in clinical [[epidemiology]] and the [[scientific method]], and emerged in the early 1990's in response to discoveries about variati

...nd was very successful. He developed new ways of thinking and new forms of scientific method. However his most meaningful study came from his interest in the idea that

Both [[anecdotal evidence]] and [[Scientific method|scientific research]] suggest that dogs have a reasonably high intelligence

Both [[anecdotal evidence]] and [[Scientific method|scientific research]] suggest that dogs have a reasonably high intelligence

...cess of observing language dispassionately. As in the natural sciences, [[scientific method]] requires the researcher to be independent of the conceptual categories su

..., evidence based medicine has roots in clinical [[epidemiology]] and the [[scientific method]], and emerged in the early 1990's in response to discoveries about variati

...to span workgroups, or be outside them - e.g. Jesus, Intelligent Design, Scientific Method, Pseudoscience, and those with political overtones where neutrality is abou

...ial science fails :-) This is Karl Popper's negative and positive proof as scientific method, which I fully support (although it's not easy to practise, especially when ...sg19880.html#msg19880 this forum post], another more recent one would be [[scientific method]], for which Editors from the Earth Sciences or Astronomy Workgroups would

...components? After all, the [[reductionist]] paradigm that dominated the [[Scientific method]] in the 20th century operated on the exactly opposite assumption. For one

...components? After all, the [[reductionist]] paradigm that dominated the [[Scientific method]] in the 20th century operated on the exactly opposite assumption. For one