Sentences with phrase «accompanying commentary»

Accordingly, the Bureau is adopting § 1026.38 (h)(1) and (2) and its accompanying commentary as proposed, with a minor modification to the label required under § 1026.38 (h)(2) to conform to form H - 25.

Accordingly, the Bureau is adopting the general requirement that an itemized list of fees and charges be disclosed and § 1026.37 (f) and its accompanying commentary generally as proposed, except to the extent that amendments are made to the subparagraphs and accompanying commentary as described below.

Accordingly, the Bureau is adopting § 1026.38 (i)(3) and its accompanying commentary as proposed, with modifications for clarity, a modification of the subheading of «Estimate» to «Loan Estimate,» and to change the label of «Closing Costs Financed» to «Closing Costs Financed (Paid from your Loan Amount),» for consistency with form H - 25 of appendix H to Regulation Z.

To address these issues, proposed § 1026.37 (g)(4) and its accompanying commentary would have required the calculation of owner's title insurance and lender's title insurance premiums to ensure that the lender's title insurance premium would not increase if the consumer declined an owner's title insurance premium.

Accordingly, the Bureau is adopting § 1026.38 (g)(4) and its accompanying commentary as proposed.

These new results also support other research on an overlapping area of study — an emerging field called self - control, says Kathleen Vohs, a consumer behavior expert at the University of Minnesota who published an accompanying commentary piece on the findings in the same issue of Science.

With this new program, trainees in pediatric psychology have the opportunity to critically evaluate a published JPP article and author an accompanying commentary.

Though usually published at the same time, each research article and accompanying commentary will have a separate title and credited authorship.

The teacher educator writes the accompanying commentary after the teacher researcher has finished writing up his or her study.

Through six video clips and accompanying commentary, this article describes how, by carefully observing how very young children play, adults can gain insight into their high - level thinking and their knowledge, as well as the implications that their strategies hold for their assumptions, theories, and expectations.

This post identifies what I think to be the report's most important recommendations, with accompanying commentary.

This ties in directly with comments by Kevin Trenberth in this recent paper and in an accompanying commentary to the Lyman paper that while the energy budget changes over the long term are explainable, the changes over short time frames are still very difficult to quantify.

In an accompanying commentary bearing the headline «A new call to reason», Corcoran described the letter as having been «signed by more than 100 specialists» and having been «assembled under Robert M. Carter, a professor at the Marine Geophysical Laboratory of James Cook University in Australia.»

Yet National Post editor Terence Corcoran's accompanying commentary hid any hint of the involvement of the NRSP and Tom Harris.

Thorsten Mauritsen, an expert who wrote an accompanying commentary for the first study, said it has something to do with the atmospheric and oceanic currents that run between the Arctic and Europe.

As Terry Hartig of the Institute for Housing and Urban Research at Sweden's Uppsala University writes in an accompanying commentary article for The Lancet, «This study offers valuable evidence that green space does more than pretty up the neighbourhood; it appears to have real effects on health inequality, of a kind that politicians and health authorities should take seriously.»

The accompanying commentary will give you a rundown of each landmark and its history.

All edits and accompanying commentary will be firm but fair.

An accompanying commentary provides answers with explanations.

Knowledge of these thresholds is key to the sustainable management of ecosystems and to anticipating irreversible changes and / or ecological collapse,» wrote Alfredo Huete, a researcher at the University of Sydney in Australia, in an accompanying commentary on the study in Nature.

The author of an accompanying commentary, speaking of the lead researcher, says «She found, for example, that the second molar erupted a few years earlier in this 8 - year - old Neandertal than in H. sapiens, suggesting that Neandertals grew up faster than we did.»

The new study «adds to our knowledge about why fever might be beneficial,» says immunologist Andrew Luster of Harvard Medical School in Boston, who wrote an accompanying commentary.

In an accompanying commentary, Russell Gray of the University of Auckland in New Zealand cautions that the new technique still has uncertainty.

The full report and an accompanying commentary by Diane Halpern (Minerva Schools at the Keck Graduate Institute) are published in Psychological Science in the Public Interest, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science.

The full report and accompanying commentary by communications researcher Ellen Wartella (Northwestern University) are available free to the public online.

Paul Wicks from PatientsLikeMe — a health information sharing website for patients — has written an accompanying commentary, and says: «A proper balance must be struck between innovation and caution, patient safety must be paramount.

Tiny tree roots may seem like a small thing to be focusing on, but Susan E. Trumbore of the University of California at Irvine and Julia B. Gaudinski of the University of California at Santa Cruz note in an accompanying commentary that «unless we recognize that root behavior is as complex as that of its counterparts above ground, the rules governing allocation of carbon to roots and the role of roots in soil carbon cycling will remain well - kept secrets.»

In an accompanying commentary in Nature Medicine, Paul F. Mercer, PhD, and Rachel C. Chambers, PhD, from the University College London in England noted another novel finding from this study.

In an accompanying commentary, Detlef Lohse of the University of Twente in the Netherlands writes that «although fusion may be out of reach, there are other uses for sonoluminescent bubbles.»

The results are «incontrovertible evidence of the devastating genetic effects of tobacco smoke on the young,» write Marco Pierotti and Gabriella Sozzi of the Istituto Nazionale Tumori in Milan, Italy, in an accompanying commentary.

Showing that the LCA2 gene therapy treatment works best in children is «a big step» for inherited blindness, says geneticist Frans Cremers of Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Center in the Netherlands, who wrote an accompanying commentary in The Lancet.

Writing in an accompanying commentary, Steven N. Ward of the University of California at Santa Cruz agrees, noting that the «world's oceanic volcanoes are stages best not left unwatched.»

In an accompanying commentary, archaeologist Wil Roebroeks of the University of Leiden in the Netherlands notes that the cliffs near Pakefield have been studied since at least the 1863, when Charles Lyell predicted that they would one day yield evidence of human occupation.

In an accompanying commentary, Aernout Luttun and Peter Carmeliet of Katholieke University in Belgium note that «at the very least, these studies raise new hopes that novel strategies may be designed to combat preeclampsia and thereby improve the chances of the mother and child for a healthy future.»

In addition, we need to consider sex presentation, age, ethnic background, and socioeconomic status because these factors also can determine results,» write Julie A. Freischlag, M.D., and Michelle M. Silva, B.A., of the UC Davis Health System, Sacramento, in an accompanying commentary.

Haggling over that crucial amount of flux is why the paper took so long to appear, says Smetacek, but oceanographer Ken Buesseler of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute in Massachusetts lauds the detailed calculations in an accompanying commentary in Nature, adding that the study «was similar to natural» algal blooms.

In the accompanying commentary, Marcus A. Bachhuber, MD, MSPH, and colleagues at Montefiore Medical Center / Albert Einstein College of Medicine point out that the findings do not show that medical cannabis causes increased use of prescription drugs.

However, an accompanying commentary questions whether medical cannabis is the cause of higher prescription drug use, or whether other factors explain the association.

Robin Dunbar of the University of Liverpool writes in an accompanying commentary that «in evolutionary terms, sociality is good for you.»

In an accompanying commentary, Fernando Palacio of the University of Zaragoza in Spain discusses the controversy surrounding the new report.

But as Jan Zaanen of Leiden University, The Netherlands, notes in an accompanying commentary, «studies like these are revealing amazing diversity in the behavior of these mystery electron systems at the nanoscale.»

In an accompanying commentary, Roland Madar from the National Polytechnic Institute in Grenoble, France, notes that, «Silicon carbide has become, at last, a contender for silicon's crown.

The study of so - called transient luminous events (TLEs), which now includes gigantic jets, blue jets, sprites and elves, is still in its infancy, Victor P. Pasko of Penn State University writes in an accompanying commentary.

Dr. Lloyd F. Novick, Editor of the Journal of Public Health Management and Practice comments, «This case study of public health policy practice during the Bloomberg Administration and the accompanying commentary by Dr. Pascal Imperato — NYC Health Commissioner from 1976 to 1978 and current member of the Advisory Council of the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene in the DeBlasio Administration — are excellent resources for students and others interested in different approaches to public health policy.»

None of us expected it,» says Raymond Huey of the University of Washington in Seattle, who wrote an accompanying commentary on the study.

«These findings are certain to stir up controversy,» neuroscientist Jason Snyder of the University of British Columbia writes in an accompanying commentary in the same issue of Nature.

«When assessing whether or not to pursue de-extinction, calculating the conservation costs and benefits is not sufficient,» Northeastern University ethicist Ronald Sandler argues in an accompanying commentary.

In an accompanying commentary, demographer S. Jay Olshansky at the University of Illinois, Chicago, whose work has long backed this view, agrees that life expectancy can't keep going up without dramatic medical breakthroughs.

«Our understanding of gamma - ray bursts becomes clearer with the new observations,» writes Herman L. Marshall of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in an accompanying commentary.

Even more observations would be needed to simulate changes to the sink in the future, Sara Mikaloff - Fletcher, from the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research in New Zealand, wrote in an accompanying commentary.