Not exact matches
GOOGLE»S AI HELPS TO PREDICT CARDIOVASCULAR CONDITIONS BY ANALYZING EYE SCANS: Google and Verily — Google - parent Alphabet's life
sciences unit — are exploring new ways that artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to identify patients» risk of suffering from a cardiovascular event, such as a heart attack or stroke, according to a newly published
study by the two Alphabet subsidiaries.
«When we first began this
study, there had not been a lot of experimental research done,» said Prof Gail Tripp, one of the authors of the paper and director of the Human Developmental Neurobiology
Unit at the Okinawa Institute of
Science and Technology Graduate University (OIST).
Some evolutionary biologists worry that failing to define their fundamental
unit of
study with the same precision leaves them open to criticism that they are doing something less than hard
science.
«We wanted to know how these beetles recolonize within burn
units as well as how the neighborhood in which a burn
unit occurs affects recolonization rates,» said Jessie Mutz, an FSU graduate student in the Department of Biological
Science and the
study's lead author.
The
study began with a collaboration among the two lead authors — Harrison Brand, PhD, a research fellow in Talkowski's lab, who sequenced and analyzed the genomes of patients with arhinia, and Natalie Shaw, MD, then with the MGH Reproductive Endocrine
Unit and now at the National Institute for Environmental Health
Science, who was investigating the lack of reproductive development in a few patients with arhinia.
The future
studies on animals and humans are being supported by the Strategic Health Innovation Partnerships, a
unit of the South African Medical Research Council, with funding from the Department of
Science and Technology.
Family
studies researchers at the University of Illinois who
study the
science behind maintaining romantic relationships focus their work on the central organizing
unit — the relationship — rather than on the individual.
A
unit on the Philosophy of
Science and the History of
Science (taught by the professor or a visiting colleague) could benefit all inferences made of scientific
studies as well as expose students to alternative ways of assessing particular problems.
Given our limited resources (our
unit has 18 staff), our activities concentrate on the so - called «information relays», such as the media, professional organisations, etc, although we do enjoy some direct contact with the public and in particular the young (whose declining interest to
science studies and careers is worrying) through presentations, visits, open days, etc..
A
study published in this month's issue of the journal Environmental
Science and Technology found out: roughly 350 million barrels of oil, or more than 2 quadrillion British thermal
units of energy.
From the Medical Research Council Cognition and Brain Sciences
Unit (M.M.M., A.M.O.), the Impaired Consciousness
Study Group, Wolfson Brain Imaging Centre, University of Cambridge (M.R.C.), and the Division of Academic Neurosurgery, Addenbrooke's Hospital (J.D.P.)-- all in Cambridge, United Kingdom; and the Coma
Science Group, Cyclotron Research Center, University of Liege (A.V., M.B., S.L.), and the Departments of Neurology (S.L., M.B.) and Neuroradiology (L.T.), University Hospital of Liege, Liege; and Fonds de la Recherche Scientifique, Brussels (A.V., S.L., M.B.)-- all in Belgium.
The recent hacking of e-mails at the Climatic Research
Unit at the University of East Anglia Center — one of the world's foremost institutions for the
study of climate change — offers a disconcerting view of how modern
science is done.
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In 1998, a
study by Walker AF et al conducted at Hugh Sinclair
Unit of Human Nutrition, Department of Food
Science and Technology, University of Reading, U.K used 200 mg of magnesium or placebo for two menstrual cycles.
Co-author Dr. Harvey J. Kliman, director of the reproductive and placental research
unit in the department of obstetrics, gynecology and reproductive
sciences at Yale School of Medicine, invented the patented test for nCyclinE levels used in the
study.
This
study focuses on the Seeds of
Science / Roots of Reading program via a cluster randomized
study of 100 teachers instructing students in a light / energy
unit, with 50 teachers in the control group and 50 in the treatment group.
Challenge yourself to turn any elementary
science unit you're
studying into a vehicle for learning more about the wider world.
At the end of a social
studies or
science unit, Coley breaks the class into groups of two or three students so they can develop podcast scripts by discussing and summarizing what they've learned.
We forged ahead with high hopes that our efforts would open the door to more innovation not only in our
science units but in social
studies as well.
English language development is taught in the context of thematic
science and social
studies units, broadening children's knowledge of the world.
In the seventh grade, we are collaborating with my colleague Mary Ann Devine, a
science teacher, who has dreamed up a
unit involving the
study of endothermic and exothermic reactions.
This
study can be a nice extension to an animal
science unit if you time it to coincide with the March race.
Hinijos focused on risk as a concept in her sixth - grade social
studies and language arts class, and she talked with Bromfield about how he could incorporate risk into his math and
science class at the beginning of his geosphere
unit.
This is a
unit study on plate tectonics in geology or earth
science subject.
This
unit of work describes four one - hour lessons that are based on the Year 5 statutory and non-statutory requirements for «Properties and changes of materials» in the
Science Programmes of
Study, National Curriculum for England.
The word might be from the students» current
science or social
studies unit; from a piece of literature they are reading; or from their word bank or word wall.
By embedding vocabulary instruction in social
studies and
science units, and by having students read multiple texts about a single topic (for instance, coral reefs or the Great Depression), students may ultimately acquire more academic words.
Books are also grouped into several themes: Articles include guides to book selections such as Christmas books, world history, the World Series, descriptive
science, and making of England;
Unit Studies include lists for ancient Rome and Greece, Britain and Norse; and Curricula lists books appropriate for grades kindergarten through grade six.
Content
Unit Certification: three of the EDP's 12 two - day
units provide in - depth support in the content areas of math,
science, history / social
studies and English language arts.
Each
unit is organized by an Essential Question and enables students to dive deeply into each of the
unit topics, which include Next Generation
Science Standards as well as social
studies standards.
Course outcomes and
unit concepts and goals for
Science and Social
Studies instruction were laid out by Memphis teachers and administrators in partnership with experts from the University of Notre Dame and in alignment with national standards in these disciplines.
K - 12 performance - based
units of instruction in math, English / language arts,
science, and history / social
studies
The kits contain student activity booklets and all of the
science materials necessary for the teacher and students to complete laboratory - based
units of
study.
The End of Course Examination Program (EOCEP) is a statewide assessment program of end of course tests for gateway courses awarded
units of credit in English / language arts, mathematics,
science, and social
studies.
Workshop presenters Louise Pascale and Susan Fisher, authors of the Multi-Arts Resource Guide and Connecticut Dance artist and founder of Kimnetics, Kim Renee Thibodeau will provide opportunities to learn about Universal Design and experience adapted inclusive
units of
study featuring Music and Social
Studies, Visual Arts and Literacy, and Dance and
Science.
Instructional activities in writing, math, visual arts,
science, health and safety are organized to help students identify the characteristics of family in relation to their social
studies unit.
For example, if a 5th - grade
science teacher finishes a
unit on the properties of matter, then they may want their students to complete the corresponding
unit to properties of matter on
Study Island.
These courses may include,
science, cooking, music, art or
unit studies.
The secondary work samples for which subject area was recorded during data collection included
units in language arts (69), social
studies (42), foreign languages (25), music (10), art (7),
science (7), drama (6), business education (5), mathematics (3), and health (3).
During
units in math,
science, art, and social
studies, they can choose specific subtopics to
study; then, as «experts,» they can share their learning with the class.
Units revolve around
science and social
studies topics.
Units were completed in social
studies and
science classrooms on geography and Earth's ecosystems.
This technical report details a
study that examines three questions relating to formative assessment: (1) What is the quality of implementation of a formative assessment
science unit in middle school classrooms?
Each thematic
unit includes language arts, math,
science, social
studies, art, and music modules.
As part of
science unit, students in small groups are asked to present case
studies using modern - day evidence that supports the theory of evolution.
«The Four Seasons - A
Science, Literature and Social
Studies Unit.»
I designed this
science award for
units of
study about plants.
Instructional
units bring together core academic subjects,
science, social
studies and the arts, enabling children to make links across subjects in exciting and stimulating ways.
Each writing module frames a «
Unit of
Study» in social
studies or
science (e.g., Jobs in My Community, Plants) that integrates reading, writing, and research skills.
As part of this
study, researchers and teacher consultants developed
units comprised of SIOP lessons designed to make the
science topics comprehensible to English language learners through various instructional techniques and also to develop their academic
science language and literacy skills.