An Introduction to the Study of Experimental MedicineSchuman, 1949 - 226 sidor |
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... scientific details that these theories are intended to represent . Scientific generalization must proceed from particular facts to principles ; and principles are the more stable as they rest on deeper details , just as a stake is the ...
... scientific details that these theories are intended to represent . Scientific generalization must proceed from particular facts to principles ; and principles are the more stable as they rest on deeper details , just as a stake is the ...
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... scientific truths are not to be found in study of the past , but rather in studies made anew on nature , i.e. , in the laboratory . Useful sci- entific literature , then , is preeminently the scientific literature of modern work which ...
... scientific truths are not to be found in study of the past , but rather in studies made anew on nature , i.e. , in the laboratory . Useful sci- entific literature , then , is preeminently the scientific literature of modern work which ...
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... scientific methods and processes are learned , in fact , only in laboratories , where experimenters grapple with the problems of nature ; the young must be guided thither first of all ; men of riper age have as their portion erudition ...
... scientific methods and processes are learned , in fact , only in laboratories , where experimenters grapple with the problems of nature ; the young must be guided thither first of all ; men of riper age have as their portion erudition ...
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