Many clinicians and other mental health professionals have difficulty in evaluating and fully comprehending the research literature relevant to their practice. This paper focuses on simple but powerful misunderstandings often attributed to the mainstay of research—significance-testing methodology. The limitations of the method are examined as a means toward better understanding of the contribution empirical research can make to clinical knowledge and practice.
In any large scale scientific experiment involving enormous quantities of data it is crucial that everyone involved has quick and easy access to all the relevant datasets for their research. By the end of the run time of the Belle II experiment there will be a projected 50 ab−1 of integrated luminosity making it no exception. Until now the only method for locating data of interest was by looking up hand written tables that needed to be regularly updated. In this paper, a new webapp built on the DIRAC software framework will be presented which aims to be the new standard for not only locating data but also storing all its associated metadata.
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