Sentences with phrase «academic article states»

Levitt's academic article states that sportsbooks could potentially improve their profit margins 20 - 30 % by shading their lines.

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Here you will find articles about information on the latest research about the long - term effects of concussion on an athlete's cognitive function, articles on whether the new state concussion safety laws are increasing concussion safety, advice on the academic accomodations concussed student - athletes often need when they return to the classroom, and about the latest in concussion research.

Now Kuntz, who has added writing journal articles reviewing the state of GMO research to his portfolio of academic activities, talks to the press and runs a blog on the issue — which has, of course, attracted offensive commentaries.

This reporting gave Moriguchi, «a false ladder to [the appearance of] academic success,» the English language article states.

In an article that appeared in the Summer 2008 issue of Ed Next, Paul Peterson and Rick Hess examined the rigor of each state's academic standards as compared with NAEP and found that only three states — Massachusetts, South Carolina, and Missouri — had established world - class standards.

There were only 24 such articles during the same time period two years earlier.Based on a search of LexisNexis Academic, a newspaper archive database, for all articles containing «teacher shortage» in the United States between June 22 and November 22, 2015; 332 articles were retrieved.

The article found that states which «have adopted and implemented higher academic standards have been able to overcome political divides and develop the relational infrastructure necessary to make...

It includes 20 downloadable lesson plans, articles, documents, and a 260 - page report on where the Bible is included in all 50 state academic standards.

-LSB-...] Uta Hussong - Christian is one of the authors of an article in The Digital Shift detailing an experiment at Oregon State University examining the use of ereaders — by academic librarians.

Well - known Penn State researcher Michael Mann, for example, sued columnist and radio host Mark Steyn and two others for articles repeatedly accusing him of academic fraud (and making an analogy to child molestation).

As a closing point, in Simonsohn's widely publicized discussions of academic fraud last year e.g. here, Simonsohn stated that compliant articles ought to disclose «failed» calculations, as well as the ones reported (see Simmons et al 2011 here.)

Mann sued Steyn, National Review, the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI), and CEI analyst Randy Simberg in 2012 over what he claims are defamatory articles accusing him of academic fraud and comparing him to a convicted child molester, former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky.

Free forever, which would include research of state and federal law and the ability to read articles and analysis contributed to the site by lawyers, law firms and legal academics.

Here's an article by Dorothea Salo, an experienced and outspoken Institutional Repositories manager, on the state of IRs, open access, and academic libraries: Innkeeper at the Roach Motel.