Research Papers

scientists examine each others work to make sure it is not biased or unreliable.

The correct spelling is methodology. Research methodology is a term for a way of conducting research using a structured process. It means collecting data and information that is used to make business decisions.

It is recommended that you pick a narrow topic for a research paper.

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this paper is to outline the way in which different variations of the same psm have different assumptions or, conversely, how different assumptions holding in a domain can be used to derive the appropriate variant of propose-and-revise for a given application. By making assumptions explicit, it becomes possible to check whether an application domain really fits to an available psm and, conversely, which of the several variants of the methods fits (best) to it. We assume such a description as an absolute necessity, especially if the psms are designed for reuse. The KARL specification which we used as an empirical resource for our case study was the result of a reengineering activity. First, a configurable-role-limiting-method shell (Poeck and Gappa, 1993) for propose-and-exchange (see Poeck and Puppe, 1992) was adopted to 6 propose-and-revise according to its informal description by Yost (1992). Then a formal specification of the reasoning process of this shell was provided in KARL (see Fensel, 1995). Finally, we examined the KARL specifications for assumptions which are implicitly encoded in it. These assumptions which we detected do not reflect specific features of KARL, but are based on (implicit) decisions which were made by the shell authors Poeck & Puppe (1992) or by the VT-task description in Yost (1992). The KARL specification was just a precise and unique description of the problem-solving process which abstracted from implementational details. As the analysis of hidden assumptions in the specification was mainly a conceptual activity, the conceptual model underlying a KARL specification was very helpful. Again, it was the integration of a specification at the conceptual level (based on the KADS model of expertise) and at the formal level (which eliminates amb...

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WikiAnswers is an answer site. We will not complete your discussion paper for you. They are, after all, your discussion papers. You discuss them.

The difference between an informative paper and a research based paper is that a research based paper must cite the sources of information while an informational paper does not have to cite sources. An informational paper is also written in a simpler format than a research paper.

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Creating a precise search phrase.

Copyright limits the extent to which you can quote existing works, but it also protects your completed work.

A "variable" in science and mathematics is a value that is specific to the subject under discussion,such as the temperatuire or size of an object, but which can be fed into formulae or other tools to discover the process or behaviour of the subject.

I don't know what you mean by a "variable" here but a research article, by which I assume you mean either a peer-reviewed, formal paper reporting on a particualr piece of research, or a precis of itby a specialist science journalist, is written on the assumption that the reader has either the same specialist knowledge as its author(s), or has sufficient background knowledge to understand the point and basic result of the study.

It also assumes the reader is familiar with navigating formal papers, whose conventions allow such navigation and help the less-specialised reader to understand the point.

In such a paper the variable(s) will be a value relevant to that topic, and will be clear to the reader. It will probably appear be in the paper's Discussion or Conclusion, and may be in the Abstract too, as well as the body text.

For example, if I find a research article outlining a Uranium/Thorium isotope measurement of a particular rock sample, I know enough basic physics to appreciate the constants such as Uranium's half-life, and enough geology to understand what the scientist was doing - calculating the rock's age - but not enough to understand the fine details & mathematics. So even though I could not follow all the content I can stillfind the main variable - the calculated age that is the object of the study.

Humanities is the plural of humanity. The word dates back to 1702 and was used in the context of being a class of studies regarding human culture.

Sociologists conduct a "review of the literature" to refine the problem under study.clarify possible techniques to be used in collecting data.eliminate or reduce the number of avoidable mistakes they make.all of these

Impact factor indicates the number of times the articles in a journal are cited in other studies during a particular period. For example, an impact factor of 3 indicates that each article in the journal was cited 3 times on average during the specified period. It is assumed that an article that is cited many times presents novel, interesting, or important research.

There are various formulas for calculating impact factors. We generally follow the ones published in Journal Citation Reports (JCR) by Thomson Reuters. Most journals have a JCR impact factor in the range 1-4. Brand new journals tend to have low impact factors.

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what is the difference between titles and headings in general.

If you were talking to a friend about a topic, you'd simply begin telling your friend. You'd likely pick an interesting point to start. It's the same with writing about a topic; pick an interesting point, and start writing.

It may help you to get started if you take an index card or half sheet of paper and actually write, "This paper talks about (your topic)." Now, put that above the paper you are writing on as your first draft. Write your next sentence. Write a paragraph. Now, write more.

You see, in rough drafts, it doesn't matter what words or sentences we put first. You will need to revise your writing anyway, until you have your final paper. So if it helps to write something that gets you started, that's okay to do.

Example (poor writing).

This paper talks about how pollution is destroying wetlands and wildlife habitat.

Example (better writing):

(Put this on an index card...) This paper talks about how...."

Start writing: Pollution destroys wetlands and wildlife habitat.

Now add some facts to support your statement, like How many acres per year are destroyed? Remember you'll need sources-- where did you read that X number of acres of land are destroyed by pollution? How is wildlife habitat affected? What exactly does pollution do to "the habitat"?

In your next paragraph, you need to explain more. For example, What kinds of pollution affect wetlands? What kinds affect habitat? Explain or give supporting evidence, like, According to Professor ___, from _____ University, wildlife must increasingly find new territory to hunt and raise their young.

In another paragraph, you could tell how humans can reduce pollution. Give examples of the worst pollution humans contribute and what it does to wildlife or to the land. Describe what kinds of legislation that people have enacted to help protect wildlife.

Your conclusion should sum up your points. For example, unless people begin to protect wetlands and wildlife, we will continue to destroy the land and habitat through pollution. We can continue to discard waste inappropriately, or we can begin to be aware of the devastation caused by pollution. (Now, tell us what steps we can take.) Humans can protect the natural habitat by cleaning up litter, using waste receptacles, and recycling. We must limit construction in wetland areas, and build sanctuaries so that wildlife can flourish. (Put an ending statement.) With these measures, humans can protect existing plant, insect, and animal species and support wetland and wildlife habitat.

TIP: Remember, if you find yourself wanting to write a weak beginning like "I'm going to tell you about...", just write that on scrap paper so you can see it and then write your next words into a sentence.

TIP: Remember that you'll need to revise the writing anyway. So the first draft can say all the weak sentences. It's the final writing that's most important.

try going to google.com and type in a bunch of keywords you may want to use, like alzheimer's, article, research, case studies, etc. you may also want to try going to the website for JAMA or the AMA. they have a lot of useful information. if you are a student or know someone who is, at a university, many times you can find a way to access the university library and their online database of information topics. those are extremely helpful.

* Energetic * Well argued * Not easily disproved

Conduct means to lead or be the head of a possie or group.

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