Sentences with phrase «if the study proves»

If the study proves true of actual Martian meteorites, this would help resolve a discrepancy between meteorite studies and examinations on the planet itself.

If the study proves to be successful it may be used to prevent arthritis in dogs.

Not exact matches

A whole host of studies prove that moving more leads to thinking better, which is a phenomenal thing to know if you're looking for a little inspiration to hit the gym.

But those could start within five years if follow - on studies prove successful, according to Flake.

According to the study, if you want to be around for the long term, then you have to prove to your customers that you are acting in an authentic manner, communicating clearly and being transparent in your business practices.

There are a lot of bad buys out there and while I am vocal about some of the deadly sins in my industry (i.e. hiring demo agencies to execute in - store demos, for one), if there are no guarantees, I need case studies to prove a program's worth before I commit.

If the results of this new study prove right, you might need one, partner.

Sometimes it takes a scientific study to prove what should have been obvious all along, but if the near hysteria about the consequences of sitting had you in doubt that common - sense solutions would be sufficient, this research should put your fears to bed.

Because ultimately, what the study proves is that we must increase the quantity and intensity of exercise both at schools and at home if we want our children to be more globally competitive.

So, if they don't convert straight away, continue to retarget them and message them (email, Facebook ads, video, etc.) where you prove your process and introduce them to successful case studies.

This study proves that if a consumer grows an emotional connection to a brand, that connection will influence them to choose that brand over it's competitors time and time again regardless of other factors.

If you believe your belief is falsifiable, tell me what kind of scientific study I can do to prove your god false.

There's another study, done by the University of Georgia, which proved if you're a «phobe there's an 80 % chance you're a closet case.

«We are in the middle of a study on church history at IF: Equip right now,» said Allen, the author of Restless and Nothing to Prove said.

In their examination of the written records, not only were they not of a mind to «insist on proving this tradition legendary», 3 but because of their Christian commitment they were ready to be convinced of the traditional view if only that were the conclusion to which their study of the New Testament records led them.

One side effect of the research I've done in writing the book, is that when somebody presents 10K verses to support their claim, I can write a short reply: «Thank you for providing so much scriptural support that conclusively proves my position, and demonstrates that your position has no basis in scripture», and, if challenged, go through each cited verse, and, using one or more specific techniques / methods of Bible study, show how the cited verse either refutes the position they present, or supports the position I present.

That the works on nature should prove to illuminate and be illuminated by the works on metaphysics is not at all surprising if we take seriously Whitehead's announcement, in the preface to the second edition of The Principles of Natural Knowledge, of his intention «to embody the standpoint of these volumes [on the philosophy of nature] in a more complete metaphysical study» (PNK ix).

As if to prove he had other matters on his mind, twelve years later John produced Bribes: The Intellectual History of a Moral Idea, a study that begins in Egypt two thousand years before Christ and ends with a discussion of Abscam, an FBI sting operation that sent seven U.S. Congressmen and one Senator to prison in the early 80s.

I tend not to believe anything anyone tells me until it can be proved by evidence or I can see it for myself (like the story bout some bearded guy up in the sky waiting for me to die so he can have me sit next to him forever) If it is true the institution where he studied should be closed down and the person who handed him his diploma should be taken out and shot (just kidding).

As mentioned before, numerous studies have been done to prove one way or another if marijuana is harmful to a newborn.

If what we think may be the lifelong benefits for babies of being BLW'd (better eating habits, less risk of obesity etc.) are to be proven — or even disproven — by research, then studies need to define clearly and unambiguously what «true» BLW is.

So... unless you have serious backed up studies to prove your sayings, please don't state them as if they were anything else but * your * opinion.

So... then if we don't have the studies proving these things are safe, why were they declared safe in the first place?

They assume, and present their statements, as if they are backed up by systematic studies that prove that parents are not intelligent nor capable enough to take care of the sleep environment within which they «co-sleep» and that during sleep parents all become insensitive to their infants need, and are incapable of responding to their infants needs or conditions when scientific studies published in the best medical scientific journals contradict and refute their claims.

Recently the Journal of Human Lactation posted an article based off of a research study done to prove how birth practices do in fact effect the initial birth weight of the baby, and if the mother has had an induction, a cesarean birth, or an epidural longer then 6 hours, the additional fluids passed into her will in turn get passed into the baby, thus resulting in a «false» birth weight.

If you can get your little one to sleep on his / her side, add a pacifier — studies have proven that it can reduce the risk of SIDS.

You can not «believe» home birth is safer if the scientific peer reviewed studies prove the opposite.

We are «early adopters» of new technologies, if we strongly believe that they appear promising, and if there are good randomized, controlled studies that prove they provide a benefit.

If you are healthy and have a low - risk pregnancy, scientific studies prove that home births are as safe (if not safer) as hospital birthIf you are healthy and have a low - risk pregnancy, scientific studies prove that home births are as safe (if not safer) as hospital birthif not safer) as hospital births.

The report, by the respected Institute of Fiscal Studies (IFS), will prove hugely embarrassing to many Brexit MPs, who have repeatedly insisted that the UK could «access» the single market, while withdrawing from its requirements of freedom of movement.

On June 10, he took on the Institute for Fiscal Studies, which opposes taper relief, arguing that the IFS's own figures prove that it brings higher revenues.

Hawking was studying the work of Roger Penrose, which proved that if Einstein's general theory of relativity is correct, at the heart of every black hole must be a point where space and time themselves break down — a singularity.

And, as Daou's experiences prove, the risks of NSEERS registration — indeed, of visiting the U.S. for work or for study — are not negligible if you're from one of the NSEERS countries.

A common problem with some scientific research, particularly projects studying human health, is that it is often difficult, if not impossible, to prove that a specific action directly causes an effect.

If dozens of human and animal studies published over the past six years are borne out by large clinical trials, nicotine — freed at last of its noxious host, tobacco, and delivered instead by chewing gum or transdermal patch — may prove to be a weirdly, improbably effective drug for relieving or preventing a variety of neurological disorders, including Parkinson's disease, mild cognitive impairment (MCI), Tourette's and schizophrenia.

If further studies in humans prove successful, this research could have broad implications for the prevention of influenza and, by extension, as an approach for other infectious diseases as well.

If the predictions are right, protection from sun exposure is one of the best examples of primary prevention and this study proves all efforts to protect a population from unhealthy amounts of sun exposure are worthwhile.»

«We wouldn't have bothered to report the study if it had already been proved.»

To be sure, the study used a small sample size and has not yet proved causation, but «if we can train people to sense their interoceptive states,» Tsakiris says, «it might make a change in their body image.

If unobtrusive brain stimulation proves safe and effective in larger classroom trials, the technology could augment traditional forms of study, says Roi Cohen Kadosh, a cognitive neuroscientist at the University of Oxford, UK, who led the study.

If not, they have to explore alternatives which haven't proven as effective in long - term clinical studies.»

Other studies have found that plants prove more resilient in the face of climate change than anticipated, so further field experiments will be needed to determine if this gloomy prognosis is correct.

If these findings are supported by additional studies, boosting BDNF levels may prove beneficial,» said Dr. Han.

«This embryo gene correction method — if proven safe — can potentially be used to prevent transmission of genetic disease to future generations,» says study co-author Paula Amato.

The effects of social origins prove to be just as strong — if not stronger — for the brightest children as for those with lower ability, says the study.

The study may also prove useful if bioterrorists ever get their hands on anthrax.

Previous studies have proven the benefits of vigorous stair climbing over sustained periods of time — up to 70 minutes a week — but scientists set out to determine if sprint interval training (SIT), which involves brief bursts of vigorous exercise separated by short periods of recovery, was an effective and time - efficient alternative for improving cardiorespiratory fitness.

But if such proves to be the case, the current study suggests one potential remedy might be spicy capsaicin, which acts as an irritant in mammals, generating a burning sensation in contact with tissue.

«One of the most hotly debated media issues today is whether our rapidly increasing use of social networking might be supplanting face - to - face - interactions and, if so, what the social consequences might prove for us as a culture,» said Donald S. Grant, PhD, Fielding Graduate University, Santa Barbara, first author and creator of the study.

Because a new study shows that, even if you're using a hands - free device, sending or receiving electronic messages can prove a major distraction.