An Introduction to the Study of Experimental MedicineSchuman, 1949 - 226 sidor |
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... periment is then an observation induced with the object of bringing to birth an idea . To sum up , the investigator ... perimental method as a whole , must fulfill two classes of conditions and must possess two qualities of mind which ...
... periment is then an observation induced with the object of bringing to birth an idea . To sum up , the investigator ... perimental method as a whole , must fulfill two classes of conditions and must possess two qualities of mind which ...
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... perimental medicine does not exclude clinical medicine ; on the con- trary , it comes only after it . But it is a higher science , and one necessarily more vast and general . We easily imagine how an observational or empirical physician ...
... perimental medicine does not exclude clinical medicine ; on the con- trary , it comes only after it . But it is a higher science , and one necessarily more vast and general . We easily imagine how an observational or empirical physician ...
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... perimental criticism . This principle , when thoroughly understood , should make us cautious about our natural tendency to contradic- • Claude Bernard , Leçons sur la physiologie et la pathologie du système nerveux , p . 32 . ' See ...
... perimental criticism . This principle , when thoroughly understood , should make us cautious about our natural tendency to contradic- • Claude Bernard , Leçons sur la physiologie et la pathologie du système nerveux , p . 32 . ' See ...
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