is the following statement an example of analysis, synthesis both, or neither? Politicians have made the debate over embryonic stem cell research unnecessanly emotional and have impacted scientific research According to some experts, many politicians use the issue to stir up unnecessary emotion on both sides of the issue For example, when President Bush vetoed the Stem Cell Research Enhancement Act of 2007, he stated that the federal government should not support "the taking of innocent human life through stem cell research ("Examining the ethics"}, Statements like this have impacted researchers in a way that hinders scientific progress. In one such instance, leading biology professor Roger Pedersen left his position ot the University of California San Francisco in response to the Bush administration's actions (Abate). In cases such as Pedersen's, federal funding of research is a central concern. However, some experts caution that scientists should not make decisions based on political and emotional rhetoric. Henry James, a head researcher at Johns Hopkins. explained that "politicians don't know science," so scientists should not let politicians guide their research. both synthesis and analysis synthesis neither synthesis nor analysis analysis

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is the following statement an example of analysis, synthesis both, or neither? Politicians have made the debate over embryonic stem cell research unnecessanly emotional and have impacted scientific research According to some experts, many politicians use the issue to stir up unnecessary emotion on both sides of the issue For example, when President Bush vetoed the Stem Cell Research Enhancement Act of 2007, he stated that the federal government should not support "the taking of innocent human life through stem cell research ("Examining the ethics"}, Statements like this have impacted researchers in a way that hinders scientific progress. In one such instance, leading biology professor Roger Pedersen left his position ot the University of California San Francisco in response to the Bush administration's actions (Abate). In cases such as Pedersen's, federal funding of research is a central concern. However, some experts caution that scientists should not make decisions based on political and emotional rhetoric. Henry James, a head researcher at Johns Hopkins. explained that "politicians don't know science," so scientists should not let politicians guide their research. both synthesis and analysis synthesis neither synthesis nor analysis analysis

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The statement is an example of both synthesis and analysis. Synthesis is present as the author combines information from different sources to create a new understanding of the issue, such as the impact of politicians on the debate over embryonic stem cell research. Analysis is present as the author examines and interprets the information, such as the impact of political decisions on scientific research and the role of politicians in guiding research.

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