Sentences with phrase «researchers presumed»

Researchers presumed that all the pictures were intended to attract female attention as they were sourced from heterosexual sections of dating sites.

The exercise, researchers presumed, rebuilt the connection between the brain and the spinal cord, awakening, or even regrowing, the locomotive neural circuits the injured patient had lost.

Researchers presume that the harsh conditions that the vegetable had to adapt to is what gives it its adaptogenic properties.

In addition, the researchers presume that the hormone likely facilitates bonding between the therapist and the patient and thus the success of the treatment.

The researchers presume that a possible reason, amongst others, might be that some of the families involved were already undergoing therapy, since improvements in the parent - child relationship have already been proven both for interventions with medication as well as those based on behavioural therapy.

As Oreskes so scholastically put it, when a mere medical researcher presumed to criticise her: «The blog reports describe Mr. Schulte as a medical researcher.

Not exact matches

Those remains — the first of any toothed whale to also include fossils of its presumed prey, researchers say — were unearthed along the southwestern coast of Peru last year.

In contrast to what had previously been presumed, the copper used in the blade does not derive from the Alpine region (researchers had suggested East or North Tyrol as the most likely provenance) but from Central Italy.

He described wandering up to a poster discussing salmonella by FDA researchers, «and I say, «I presume the food agency funded that,» and they say, «Oh, we would never have the money to fund that — it was the Department of Homeland Security that felt sorry for us and gave us the money.»»

Nevertheless, this study is likely to find itself in the groaner column for conservatives who've grown weary of presumed - liberal researchers publishing studies demonstrating how wonderfully self - actualized and mature their own moral tendencies and preferences are.

Dr Setor Kunutsor, Research Fellow from the Musculoskeletal Research Unit at the Bristol Medical School: (THS) and lead researcher, said: «For several decades, the two - stage procedure has been presumed to be more effective than the one - stage.

For a long time, scientists presumed that emotional factors caused Persistent Developmental Stuttering (PDS), but a team of researchers, led by Anne Foundas of Tulane University, has discovered interesting patterns that suggest otherwise in the brains of PDS patients.

UCLA researchers found that conventional «blind» biopsy failed to reveal the true extent of presumed low - risk prostate cancers, and that when targeted biopsy was used, more than a third of these men had more aggressive cancers than they thought.

Taking into account both reported and presumed unreported cases, the researchers say 57,000 Ebola cases were prevented up to February 2015 as a direct result of the introduction of treatment beds.

The researchers theorize that some of this effect could be due to a «double standard of competence,» meaning some people presume that women leaders have to be extra competent to get into top positions.

Amboseli researchers witnessed two killing sprees of infants and unborn babies at the hands of separate males in the 1980s, but they were presumed to be isolated incidents until now.

New Ph.D. researchers with «stronger academic ability,» as indicated by having received university support in the form of a fellowship or assistantship or by having at least one parent with a college degree (which, especially in poor or middle - income countries, places the family among an educated class that is much smaller than in a rich country) are likelier to stay than those who lack these presumed correlates of academic strength.

«Although parents» perception that their children are overweight has been presumed to be important to management of childhood obesity, recent studies have suggested the opposite; when a parent identifies a child as being overweight, that child is at increased risk of future weight gain,» psychology researchers Eric Robinson (University of Liverpool) and Angelina Sutin (Florida State University College of Medicine) write in their paper.

No Spanish slugs to be found in Spain When taking stock German researchers however could not find a single individ - ual of the slug in its presumed home country.

Two researchers — Robert McIntyre, an MIT graduate, and Gregory M. Fahy, PhD., 21st Century Medicine (21CM) Chief Scientific Officer, have developed a method for scanning a preserved brain's connectome (the 150 trillion microscopic synaptic connections presumed to encode all of a person's knowledge).

Interesting storyline about drug companies and research as well as a rogue scientist and missing, presumed dead researcher.

Should a researcher using a state university e-mail address and working under federal grants be entitled to presume his / her correspondence is «private» (as described below)?

Arctic researchers caution that there is something of a paradox in Arctic trends: while the long - term fate of the region may be mostly sealed, no one should presume that the recent sharp warming and seasonal ice retreats that have caught the world's attention will continue smoothly into the future.

Is that telling us that the researcher's response to «bad data» (that is, going against the presumed correct shape of the reconstruction) is simply amputated?

Questionaires and interviews of such households will generate anecdotal evidence at best, probably biased towards agreeing with the presumed interest of the researcher (eg «We are looking into how climate change is affecting your life»).

Citing the study by the researchers in Tokyo, the European Food Safety Authority issued an advisory in 2004 that the presumed safe exposure level for propyl paraben in food was no longer valid because it affected sex hormones and the male reproductive organs in young rats (EFSA 2004).

I am presuming that when you ask about downsides of long - term relationships you are referring to whether or not the length of a premarital relationship (what researchers and your grandparents refer to as «courtship») affects marital outcomes if and when the couple marries.

Researchers have long suspected that increases in intimacy (the feelings of closeness and connectedness that result, in part, from sharing information or experiences with someone)-- and not simply high levels of intimacy — lead to feelings of passion.1 In other words, when you experience a spike in intimacy — because you had a deep conversation over a bottle of wine or went on a long road - trip together — then passion is expected to spike as well; when intimacy remains stable, passion is presumed to hit the floor.

Over the last two decades, researchers have opened the «black box», 1 that is, to consider mechanisms or mediators that might explain the association between child ID and what are presumed to be negative psychological impacts or outcomes.