Historical research definition

Historical research means the review of information that identifies individuals receiving services for the purpose of evaluating or otherwise collecting data of general historical significance. See 12VAC35-115-80 B (Confidentiality).
Historical research means the historical research
Historical research means the review of information that identifies individuals receiving services for the purpose of evaluating or otherwise collecting data of general historical significance. See 12 VAC 35-115-80 C 2 j (Confidentiality).

Examples of Historical research in a sentence

  • Historical research indicates that portions of the IAAAP used by the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC), also known as the Burlington Atomic Energy Commission Plant, may contain contamination from activities that supported the nation’s early atomic energy program.

  • Historical research shows that the marriage of minors was not seen as problematic until the 19th century, in Europe and the U.S. (▇▇▇▇▇▇, 2016).

  • Historical research on early modern freedom of expression, authorship and books in the Northern Netherlands could greatly benefit from a study of the patronage of intellectuals and authors.

  • Historical research to create documentation uses secondary source materials, archival materials, and primary sources, such as personal records, deed and title books, newspapers, plats, maps, atlases, photographs, vital records, censuses, historical narratives, and interviews with individuals.


More Definitions of Historical research

Historical research means the historical research conducted by the state historical society pursuant to section 2-2-2305.
Historical research means the review of information that identifies individuals receiving services for