Sentences with phrase «langer suggests the answer»

According to a fascinating TED talk by Stanford University health psychologist Kelly McGonigal, new studies suggest the answer might be stress.

Our study suggests the answer is no.

I like the format of this book because it lists questions, which you can practice yourself, and you can see suggested answers.

Inc.com's 2016 «How I Did It» special report strongly suggests an answer.

Pompeo, who once suggested the answer to Tehran's nuclear program was 2,000 bombing sorties, said he expected to discuss the issue during the rest of his trip to Saudi Arabia, Israel and Jordan.

It makes sense to try and suggest answers for what we don't know how to describe, but I would think the belief would have to come first before it gets violently pressed against others.

The release of Mary Magdalene this Easter suggests the answer is yes.

Many questions are posed and suggested answers are tentative.

The Big Bang Theory, as presented by scientists, does not give a rational or even suggested answer to how the universe began.

In light of this definition, let me suggest an answer to a question raised above: 25 What did Whitehead mean by «the contemporary nexus perceived in the mode of presentational immediacy»?

In other words, whatever we say about the 400 years of silence between the Testaments must also suggest an answer for the 4000 + years of silence in the rest of world history.

He suggests the answer does not emerge from liberalism or existentialism but rather through process theology.

The Hebrew poet Hayim Nahman Bialik suggested an answer after Kishinev, the pogrom of 1903 in which 49 Jews were slain:

Figure out how to put such pieces together in a coherent whole, and you are doing theology; suggest the answer you figured out to your fellow Christians, and you are proposing doctrine; write down what you and they agree on, and you have produced a confession.

He concludes: «More data are needed to draw conclusions, but suggested answers clearly have nothing to do with IQ.

My years of experience with male and female clergy suggest some answers to the aforementioned questions.

Dr. Hawkins suggests the answer is most difficult, but suggests: «We have come to know and to believe that you are the Holy One of God,» is an affirmation to stake a life on, a Lord not to explain but to follow.

St. Augustine suggests the answer.

My research on devoutly religious international students, many of whom were intensely frustrated that faculty refused to engage them on matters of religion, suggests the answer is a resounding «Yes.»

The items on the following pages suggest an answer

I am suggesting they answer the questions posed to them, which would indicate what the person knows / wants to know / etc.

he says he's suggesting the answer to the problem of tax avoidance is to give people a tax cut.

She suggests his answer shows NI knew about Crone's discrepancies.

But a study of humanity's roots suggests this answer is too simple.

Psychoanalysis suggests the answer may lie in the interplay between physical sensations, emotions and anxiety, ideas Brooks is now exploring with brain imaging.

So far there is no sustainable way to get rid of it, but a new study suggests an answer may lie in the stomachs of some hungry worms.

Dr. Kious and coauthors suggest the answer might be «chronic hypobaric hypoxia»: low blood oxygen related to low atmospheric pressure.

A new study suggests the answer lies in a lipid that's common in blood but that can also profoundly disrupt brain structure and function when it's present in large quantities.

But despite the lack of direct evidence, he points to some intriguing animal studies — from polar bears and penguins to giant pandas and barnacle geese — that suggest the answers might depend on an animal's ecology.

His research suggested the answer was vascular differentiation itself, which to Sheldrake was no answer at all.

Now a modelling study suggests the answer lies with the greenhouse effect, and an extra helping of nitrogen.

A report released in March by the UK Department for Business, Innovation and Skills suggests an answer: «It appears to be more a case of ignorance rather than decisions to go in other directions due to well - founded negative views [of STEM careers],» it says.

Fisher, who studies the extinction of mastodons and mammoths, suggests some answers could lie in nitrogen isotopes in the Patagonian bones, which can record changes in an animal's diet and, thus, its environment.

The predominant feeling that I got from reading a Google search full of suggested answers, however, is that the distinction between science and engineering feels forced.

But new research would suggest the answer to Sachs's question is no, at least regarding the novelty of Darfur.

The fact that her flea was apparently a virgin suggests an answer to the long - standing puzzle of whether fleas are fertilized before or after they embed.

Recent progress in understanding how brain activity differs in ADHD children is suggesting answers.

Now a study of ocean currents and turtle genetics suggests an answer: they go pretty much everywhere.

For some time researchers have suggested the answer to this so - called «occlusion problem» is to put controls on the back of the device, but now there are signs that sophisticated rear - mounted controls may be inching towards commercial reality.

Research published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences on June 4 suggests the answer is yes; some bacteria do indeed build electricity - conducting grids in the wild.

A psychological study of voting behavior suggests an answer and points to a simple fix.

New research suggests the answer is yes — but its flying style was unlike anything...

A new experiment suggests the answer is yes.

The research also may help to suggest answers to some puzzles in type 1 diabetes, she says, including why some cells seem to be more resistant to the autoimmune attack that causes the disease and how beta cells can be found in some people who have had the condition for decades.

The mystic Rumi suggests the answer when he says, «Work in the invisible world at least as hard as you do in the visible.»

Yogic philosophy offers suggested answers to this question.

This is the last question we suggest you answer and you can do this pretty easily if you're being real with yourself.

Unfortunately, I can't ask him, but there's evidence suggesting the answer was Jean Renoir's La Grande Illusion / Grand Illusion.

The film peppers clues throughout, even as it unfolds in a way that suggests the answer is beside the point.

One unusual field experiment suggests the answer may lie in giving bonuses to teachers upfront — with a catch: They have to give back the money if student performance doesn't improve.