Sentences with phrase «new study finds discussing»

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It is not my intention to discuss such ways of reaching the «unchurched»; suffice it to say that the World Council of Churches has lately been studying the problem of evangelism and has recognized that the older methods, effective enough in their time, will not serve today and new methods need to be found.

At the meeting, attendees discussed four broad goals for the proposed Observatory: expanding access to large scale electron microscopes; providing fabrication facilities for new, nanosized electrode systems; developing new optical and magnetic resonance brain activity imaging technologies; and finding new ways to analyze and store the staggering amount of data detailed brain studies can produce.

In this video Dr. Odunsi discusses a new study that found that higher T - cell diversity in ovarian cancer is associated with poor overall survival.

NJTV - Research: Law to Prevent Kids from Tanning Ineffective — August 2, 2016 Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey behavioral scientists Dr. Elliot Coups and Dr. Jerod Stapleton discuss the findings of a study including the Rutgers School of Public Health that examined indoor tanning rates among children under 17 years of age before and after a 2013 ban on this practice by this age group.

The paper discussed the validity of the proposed connection between exercise sequence and muscle growth and reported that two new studies have failed to find substantial evidence to support the «size principle of motor unit recruitment» theory.

In this episode, Susan Payne Carter, assistant professor of economics at the United States Military Academy, joins EdNext editor - in - chief Marty West to discuss her new study which found that students whose professors banned laptops and tablets from class outperformed students whose professors allowed the devices.

Professor Sue Walker joins Teacher to discuss the findings of a new study that suggests girls start school with more «self - regulation» skills — things like paying attention, staying on task and working independently.

On Thursday, April 14 at 4 pm, Fordham hosts an event to discuss the findings of its new study on the impact of a well - designed Career and Technical Education program on student outcomes.

New York Times columnist David Brooks discusses the findings culled from brain research, behavioral economics, psychology, and the study of the human mind and how they point to an old yet new understanding of human nature and human succeNew York Times columnist David Brooks discusses the findings culled from brain research, behavioral economics, psychology, and the study of the human mind and how they point to an old yet new understanding of human nature and human succenew understanding of human nature and human success.

In January, New York Times columnist David Brooks visited the Ed School for an Askwith Forum at which he discussed findings culled from brain research, behavioral economics, psychology, and the study of the human mind and how they point to an old yet new understanding of human nature and human succeNew York Times columnist David Brooks visited the Ed School for an Askwith Forum at which he discussed findings culled from brain research, behavioral economics, psychology, and the study of the human mind and how they point to an old yet new understanding of human nature and human succenew understanding of human nature and human success.

Professor Jenny Gore joins The Research Files to discuss the findings of a new Australian study by academics from the University of Newcastle and Western Sydney University investigating the occupational and career aspirations of Indigenous school students.

So temper the enthusiasm for a much - discussed new study from Mathematica Policy Research that found that alumni of charter high schools in Florida and Chicago made nearly 13 percent more per year in their mid-20s than graduates of traditional public schools.

The Tennessean discusses a new Vanderbilt study finding significant gains for Memphis iZone schools — almost two thirds of which were led by New Leaders - trained principals at the time of the study — and profiles New Leader iZone principal Rodney Rownew Vanderbilt study finding significant gains for Memphis iZone schools — almost two thirds of which were led by New Leaders - trained principals at the time of the study — and profiles New Leader iZone principal Rodney RowNew Leaders - trained principals at the time of the study — and profiles New Leader iZone principal Rodney RowNew Leader iZone principal Rodney Rowan.

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Rick Gibson discusses the promising results of a new study into the UK development scene and reveals the effect Brexit could have on finding funding

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The author's of a new study led by scientists from the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute in Cambridge came to the SMC to discuss the findings of a new study which identified a potential Achilles» heel of the malaria parasite with the potential to lead to new drugs and vaccines.

Every scientific paper that presents original research should concentrate on what new the authors have found out, but that must also be put in proper connection with other knowledge without spending too much space on speculations or discussing in length issues not studied in that particular work.

Key themes / issues discussed in the study: - open access - branding the library - researchers» behaviour (e.g., how they find information, their use of print information resources, etc)- the library as a physical space / place - availability of digital information - researchers» new ways of working - communications between librarians and... [more]

Key themes / issues discussed in the study: - open access - branding the library - researchers» behaviour (e.g., how they find information, their use of print information resources, etc)- the library as a physical space / place - availability of digital information - researchers» new ways of working - communications between librarians and researchers

Last year, Psychiatrist Robert Waldinger, the director of the study, discussed three crucial findings to the secret of happiness in a new TED talk.

Tasca, Balfour, Ritchie, and Bissada (2007) in their study comparing group therapy vs. individual therapy with a group of patients with eating disorders, discussed the «activation of attachment strategies» in group therapy and found that the replaying of «core relational patterns in group therapy interactions» provided the opportunity for group members to display dysfunctional patterns and then to experiment with «new ways of being with others and the self» (p. 12).