Sentences with phrase «by researchers who»

All interviews were conducted by researchers who had postgraduate training in clinical or educational psychology.

Failure to ensure appropriate means of consulting with Aboriginal women was identified as a problem by the researchers who undertook field trips in the Northern Territory as part of the ALRC inquiry.

This commentary has set off a reaction by researchers who have written to Education Week in defense of the importance of social - emotional development for our students.

Data were collected, coded and analysed by researchers who had not been involved in recruitment and were therefore blind to the intervention group.

Another is led by researchers who have denied that humans caused global warming.

We concluded, therefore, that an «opt out» provision of this nature may suffer from Start Printed Page 82695the same decliner bias that has been experienced by researchers who are subject to laws that require patient consent for medical records research.

These commenters argued that the research records held by researchers who are performing clinical trials and who keep separate research records should not be subject to the final rule.

Although IRBs are not «businesses» that generate revenues, we have treated them as small business for illustrative purposes in this RFA to demonstrate the additional opportunity costs that will be faced by those researchers who sit on IRBs.

It discusses research issues that are addressed by researchers who develop climate scenarios and that must be considered by impacts researchers when they select scenarios for use in impact assessments.

Moreover, its application of that model to suggest that a low carbon transition was impossible was criticized by the researchers who did the original modelling some years before.

It seems that the 1980s - 2000s «global warming» was just a natural phenomenon, that was mistakenly exaggerated by some researchers who had failed to properly deal with the non-climatic biases in their data.

The following video gives you a fascinating view of one patch of sea ice through 90 days, provided by a webcam left behind by researchers who annually set up camp near the North Pole to check ocean and ice conditions up close.

One of those studies was conducted by researchers who mimicked IVDD damage to the spinal cord of dogs.

Tissue samples and blood were frozen at that time and were used by the researchers who developed the DNA test.

In fact, there have been a number of studies by researchers who had access to account data from brokerage firms, and some of these are discussed in The Quest for Alpha.

Stanford University education professor Martin Carnoy declares his intent to interject a «balanced perspective» in an empirical literature written «mainly by researchers who openly and actively support vouchers» and media that «report results from these analyses without necessary caveats and alternative views.»

Joe is a Selective Consumer ~ a term coined by researchers who looked at gifted underachievers and realized there was more to the story.

They're just not being done by researchers who were trained in education schools.

The exploit, called Efail by the researchers who released it, showed that encrypted (and therefore private and secure) email is not only hard to do, but might be impossible in any practical way, because of what email is at its core.

This was evidenced by researchers who had injected it into lab mice.

«I am profoundly inspired by researchers who see bench - to - bedside as a seamless trajectory, not as isolated silos,» said Jeffrey S. Flier, dean of Harvard Medical School.

Special augers, called increment borers, are used to extract long, cylindrical core samples by researchers who don't want to cut down the trees they're aging.

Courtesy of Intermountain Medical Center Patients with hepatitis C who suffer from advanced stages of liver disease have renewed hope, thanks to findings by researchers who have discovered that a new drug significantly reduces their risk of deat...

Thousands of you will be taught by post-graduate students and by researchers who have never taught before.

After coming under fire by researchers who found problematic images in the papers, and by others who could not reproduce the findings, the papers were retracted this past July.

Speaking in the second in a series of AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Award lectures this fall, Harris described the so - called «reproducibility crisis» in science, in which intriguing findings in pre-clinical cancer research and other areas often can not be replicated, even by the researchers who did the original studies.

Vampire Bats The saliva of these blood - consuming predators contains an anticoagulant, dubbed draculin by the researchers who found it, that can dissolve blood clots.

Now, we may know what could have been at the root of the issue, thanks to work by researchers who attempted to reproduce the results of «observations that may have misled the researchers who made the original claims -LSB-, which include] cells that glow, faintly, under key wavelengths of light,» Vogel wrote.

Twice a week, families were visited by researchers who asked questions about the child's health, monitored growth and collected blood and stool samples, which were later tested for a variety of bacteria and parasites.

It is a conundrum that has yet to be solved by researchers who study the transmission of AIDS from mother to...

«This is funding that is sorely needed... by researchers who, in many countries, are finding national science budgets squeezed and little money available for pan-European collaboration,» research commissioner Máire Geoghegan - Quinn told reporters here today.

The oscillations had been hidden in GPS data for many years, overlooked by researchers who had dismissed it as «noise.»

They will be named by the researchers who identified them, the final step before the elements take up their rightful places in the seventh row of the periodic table.

Their stress levels have been measured by researchers who have found that they are as high as the stress levels of children who are being put into foster - care.

Scientists have long been aware of something euphemistically called the «experimenter effect»: the curious fact that when a phenomenon is investigated by a researcher who happens to believe in the phenomenon, it is far more likely to be detected.

Although it's written by a researcher who focuses his analysis upon American believers and churches, and although he sometimes gets a little too «visionary» and formulaic for my taste, you might find a couple of nuggets of truth in his words.

Most of the breastfeeding and other data were collected by a researcher who was not aware of the participants» group, and no data were collected by the LC who delivered the intervention.

An article published earlier this month on the website of the European Heart Journal claimed that European guidelines on the use of β blockers in surgery patients are flawed because two of the trials underpinning them were led by a researcher who was fired for misconduct in 2011.

Similar percentages of respondents to both surveys reported being «scooped» by another researcher who had beaten them to publication or that sharing data had compromised the ability of a junior member of their team to publish.

Just one such cost was described to me a couple of years ago by a researcher who noted that nearly two thirds of the hospital beds in one rural region in Ethiopia were occupied typically by women suffering impacts of botched abortions.

The data was passed to Cambridge Analytica by a researcher who had gathered it with from Facebook users taking part in a «psychological test» and who, inadvertently, granted access to their Facebook friends» data in the process.

The assessment of mother - infant interaction scores was completed by the researcher who was aware of the infants» allocation groups, but 10 dyads were coded by an experienced independent rater who was blind to study group and the researcher's reliability ratings were checked against the blinded coder.

This «ironic processes» phenomenon was first studied by a researcher who asked his participants not to think of a white bear which only served to increase the occurrence of participants thinking of a white bear.

This is called The Royal Way (De Koninklijke Weg), based upon Dutch research by a researcher who claims that this solution is in the best interest of the child.

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Luskin's writing was influenced by one of the most cited academic studies on whistleblowers, a 1985 academic report by researchers at the Ohio State University, who conluded that «that whistleblowing is appropriately viewed as «prosocial» behavior, that is behavior that involves both egoistic and altruistic motives.»

According to an independent study done by nonprofit researchers SRI International, students who used Dreambox for four months improved their test scores by about 5 percent.

Here's what Ross's Commerce study says: the researchers, Anne Flatness and Chris Rasmussen, used a fairly new database compiled by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development to see who was getting the most out of NAFTA.

Just this month, as part of the first large - scale clinical trial of its kind, researchers working in rural India found that newborns who were given a synbiotic were at a substantially lower risk of developing sepsis, a potentially fatal condition characterized by severe infection.

Security researcher F - Secure revealed on Wednesday that hotel rooms in 166 countries and 40,000 locations are at risk of being unlocked and opened by hackers who have exploited software in electronic keys created by Assa Abloy, formerly known as VingCard.

CNBC visits researchers in Oxford, U.K., who are working on slowing or restoring the loss of sight by creating healthy DNA for the human retina.