Sentences with phrase «bit more study»

It would take a bit more study, but I am convinced that when PE is properly taken into account, then the «temperature» even of a single particle will be constant at all altitudes, even though KE is definitely NOT constant.

I know the people who are raising questions about the validity of the study are being hammered as Luddites, but I tend to think this needs a bit more study before it's declared as gospel.

I plan to do a bit more study on my own because this has challenged so much of what I have been taught.

Becoming an architect requires quite a bit more studying (around seven years in total, including an undergraduate degree, work placement and postgraduate degree) but will provide you with a sound knowledge of different materials, structure and design practice.

You have shown that you can learn any of the subjects, but some may take a bit more studying than others.

Not exact matches

When your nerves are getting the better of you at a party or another social event, simply remember this study and see if spreading a little happiness doesn't make the whole experience a bit more joyful for you, too.

This time around, instead of having study subjects read a bit of Don DeLillo or Louise Erdrich, they asked more than 2,000 people how many of a long list of authors» names they recognized.

The last part about then spending on friends and family as well as likely supporting scholarships for study have brought me back into my original right - out - of - school enthusiasm, but with a bit more perspective.

A collaborative study by the Insurance Information Institute and State Farm in 2015 found one - third of all homeowners insurance liability dollars paid out was related to dog bites, totaling more than $ 750 million.

Because I'll see this little group of people on Thursday night for our Bible study, and that is where we'll talk about the real stuff, show up, be disappointed and forgive, love each other a bit more every week.

I have recently started to study Calvinism a bit more, what a coincident!

If you go to the book of revelations, read a couple documents and study a little in some documentary's you will find out that the translation is corrupt, infact they destroyed for other reasons, BUT in Tobias you will still learn that the old testomant does not approve of homosexuality, also in Leviticus, as well as Romans, and 2nd Corinthians, and a bit more passages, use google, it might help.

Before becoming an infantry medic, my father was in the seminary — so I've studied a fair bit about Catholicism over the years but am always willing to learn more.

But there is this interesting bit: Studies suggest that conservatives are more often distressed by actions that seem disrespectful of....

Mr. Osler needs to study his bible a little bit more.

Tom, Tom the Piper's son: There is a difference between Gods and Spirits, I recommend you study a bit more.

I need to study the descriptions a bit more.

I should study social psychology a bit more, and maybe a bit more anthropology.

A slight change of plans here — I had wanted to talk about this recent Conor Friedersdorf piece about the lack of conservative rap critics as part of a three - part essay called «Paradoxes of Conservative Pop - Culture Studies,» but I realized that to really to do that, I would have to talk about rap more than a bit, indeed, enough to demand a Rock Songbook post or two.

I'm not saying it's not possible for sexuality to shift (studies suggest that women's sexuality may be a bit more fluid, for example, and as we've discussed in the past, sexuality exists on something of a continuum).

I did too, and I'm still slightly suspicious of it, but this article made me a bit more comfortable, as did this article (notice that studies,» were conducted using forms of carrageenan that are not used in foods or beverages).

Yet, my personal approach to parenting is a mix that goes well beyond the bits and pieces of these books that I found helpful — among the bits and pieces that I feel don't apply to my family but certainly they may apply to another family — and include bits and pieces of how I was raised, the lessons learned reflecting on years of parenting already behind me, thoughts from friends and family members, my instincts, the reality of unavoidable challenges, scientific studies, blogs and websites, parenting classes and support groups, teleseminars, conferences, and so much more.

A recent study did show that large breasted women had a more difficult time getting the baby to latch on the nipple, but this is an easy to correct situation, particularly with a bit of professional guidance.

And research suggests that moms who have severe nausea (hyperemesis gravidarum) during pregnancy in the first trimester may be a bit more likely to have girls: A Swedish study of over 1 million women who had hyperemesis gravidarum found that 55 percent delivered girls.

Unfortunately, since its publication, two more recent studies muddy these waters a bit.

Anyhow, I'm also a bit perplexed as to why you haven't explained why the more than 40 + studies that I've listed on this page should be dismissed.

However, a bit time consuming to copy the links to the more than two dozen studies that I accessed.

The authors of the study admit that while there is still more research to be done on this topic, the study offers «just one more bit of evidence that breast - feeding is very important,» says Montgomery - Downs.

At the very least some scientific study might give them a bit more respect for the scientists they supposedly hold in such high regard.

«This actually has broken some ground and taken things, little secrets of the industry, and made them, if not completely transparent, at least a bit more knowable,» said John Freedman, a member of the study team.

In the days before university ethics committees became ascendant, studies sometimes included subjects who had more than a passing acquaintance with the researchers yet were still treated in a manner that seems a bit shocking today.

I helped Don understand that he needed to slow down a bit and present his views in a more studied, objective manner, with less apparent passion and more facts.

Studies had shown that myofibers, the cells making up these muscles, were larger and greater in number — producing a more powerful bite.

Studies show that «taking care of yourself» — which in most cases means taking at least a little bit of time away from work — «probably makes you more productive in the long run.»

they get impatient with the scientists for not making up their minds, but in fact what they are reading is a condensed version of just one study that shows one thing, and they really ex-communicate it from the joy of it which is we know this little bit, it seems to indicate that if we find out a little bit more we get even [a] greater knowledge of it.

Jaenicke's 15 - year study found that more than a billion tons of bioaerosols — bits of proteins and cells, animal fur, dandruff, dead plants, and insects — are sloughed off into the atmosphere every year, an amount about 20 times greater than previously estimated.

A horse's leg bone (left), also dating to 2.5 million years ago from East Africa, bears marks more like those of croc bites than butchery with stone tools, as previously suspected, a new study finds.

Meanwhile in Britain, population studies bit off more than they could chew until the age of the computer made even the devotees of the mainframe realise that garbage in, however well randomised, makes garbage of the predictive whole.

To give their study even more bite, they also look for accompanying patterns in the polarization of the CMB's microwaves, which Planck also mapped.

If there were any recommendations out of this study, Beckley said, hers would be to focus more on juvenile offenders while perhaps being a bit more lenient on first - time adult offenders.

These big bits of atoms, such as gold or silicon atoms stripped of their electrons, are much more complex than the protons that physicists have been accustomed to studying.

Now, this is a bit of a generalization, but across a number of studies, we know that women generally smoked to regulate negative mood and stress, more so than men.

Since scientists first decoded a draft of the human genome more than 15 years ago, many questions have lingered, two of which have been addressed in a major new study co-led by a Princeton University computer scientist: Is it possible, despite the complexity of billions of bits of genetic information and their variations between people, to develop a mechanistic model for how healthy bodies function?

«It now focuses the lens just a bit more on what life history, energetic and ecological attributes we should examine in other well - studied ape populations,» Schwartz says.

The study, published 23 September in PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases, found that more than 4000 people die every year in the same region because of bites from venomous snakes.

«As you look at the [platypus] genome, effectively what you've got is a patchwork: places that look a bit more avian, places that look a bit reptilian, and places that look a bit mammalian,» says Mark Batzer, a geneticist at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge and co-author of the Nature study.

Retention has been tricky: Fewer than half the fighters who sign up for the study return for a follow - up appointment the next year, and it drops off a bit more in subsequent years.

The two ALS patients achieved 2.2 and 1.4 bits per second, respectively, more than doubling previous records (held by these same participants in a previous study from this group).

The study, led by the University of Leeds, found that inflammation where the insect has bitten not only helps a virus such as Zika or dengue establish an infection in the body more quickly, but that it also helps it to spread around the body, increasing the likelihood of severe illness.

«We like them because they are at the frontier of what is possible in loop quantum gravity today — a bit more complicated than the cosmologies that have been studied over the last decade, but not so complicated as to become intractable.