Scientific method
As applied in NFPA 921: the six-phase process of recognising the need, defining the problem, collecting data, analysing data, developing and testing hypotheses, and selecting the final hypothesis that best fits the evidence.
As applied in NFPA 921: the six-phase process of recognising the need, defining the problem, collecting data, analysing data, developing and testing hypotheses, and selecting the final hypothesis that best fits the evidence.
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