Sentences with phrase «cite various studies»

The authors cite various studies that show that having access to a gun at home increases the propensity to commit a variety of crimes, by about 30 percent among adolescents.

Some cite various studies that discredit specific claims about health benefits or uses — including many that we have included in this guide.

Citing various studies, including one at the University of Arizona called the Garbage Project that tracked home food waste for three decades, Mr. Bloom estimates that as much as 25 percent of the food we bring into our homes is wasted.

Not exact matches

The attorney general's investigation was apparently spurred by a 2013 article in the New York Times that cited a University of Guelph study that used genetic analysis to examine various commercial herbal remedies.

There is no need to prove anything at this stage, but it is necessary to do more than cite press reports and various studies claiming that hedge funds, as a group, are risky and have underperformed.

Holmstrom and Kaplan's major survey of the corporate governance literature, for example, cites but a single study, which looked at the impact of various UK corporate governance rules on CEO turnover.

I even wondered at the time why these various studies had such disparate results, but I deferred to the apparently authoritative presentation by DALBAR as well as the fact that many others were also citing the DALBAR work at major websites like Market Watch.

Check out 10 anti-gay myths debunked at The Southern Poverty Law Center to get started, and then follow the links to the various studies and scientific research that is cited there.

Dr. Medina cites recent studies and pronouncements of various scientific bodies and authorities that point to the possible negative impacts of genetic modification.

But attempts to actually study these views, and to pin down the meaning of the large majorities cited by the various parties to the political arguments, have been vanishingly rare.

But the Hamilton sodium studies used twenty - four - hour sodium excretion tests, not spot urine tests, and included over one hundred thousand subjects; they were therefore more accurate than the small studies cited by CDC, studies that used various sodium excretion measurements.

You see, supplement retailers — the folks so eager to sell you the green tea diet pills that will «melt the fat» from your body — are more than happy to cite various «studies» that supposedly validate this ingredient's amazing weight loss benefits.

Over the course of the study, they cited 1,057 aggressive incidents across 1,334 visits to various area bars.

Chicago tells us no more about this than does Atlanta, where cheating was systematic, or Kentucky, where another study that I cite in Charade found that 9 to 36 percent of teachers in Kentucky reported various forms of cheating in their own schools.

When working on research projects for science or social studies, they have used and cited various articles they searched for and found in the KidBiz program.

The authors cite innumerable studies that show that teaching for meaning actually raises achievement, from the TIMSS to research in learning and cognition to studies on mathematics reform curriculums to studies conducted in various schools and districts throughout the United States.

Particularly cited by Ben is Baker's 2012 editorial published by the Albert Shanker Institute in which he writes that «by the early 2000s, the cloud of uncertainty conjured by Hanushek in 1986 had largely lifted in the aftermath of the various, more rigorous studies that followed.»

Her work has been published in the American Educational Research Journal, Community College Review, Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis, Educational Researcher, Economics of Education Review, Journal of Higher Education, Journal of Human Resources, Journal of Research on Educational Effectiveness, and the invitation - only journal New Directions for Community Colleges, among others; the findings form her studies have also been widely cited in various news outlets including the New York Times, The Atlantic, the Chronicle of Higher Education, Inside Higher Ed, Diverse Issues in Higher Education, and other outlets.

Officials in rural, suburban and urban areas in case study states cited various reasons why restaffing presented major challenges in all types of low - performing schools.

I even wondered at the time why these various studies had such disparate results, but I deferred to the apparently authoritative presentation by DALBAR as well as the fact that many others were also citing the DALBAR work at major websites like Market Watch.

Dr. Carmen Battaglia, in his study called «Breeding Better Dogs» cites various research articles on this very topic.

If you read the various studies cited within that section, you'll find lengthy discussions of these and many other issues related to the use of tree - ring data in climate reconstruction.

He cites studies concluding that various provisions would allow expanded coal use in coming decades despite an overall cap on emissions of carbon dioxide.

All cite studies finding rebounds in various contexts approaching and in some cases exceeding 50 %.

In the Working Group 1: The Physical Science Basis Report of AR4 («AR4: WG1»), various studies deriving estimates of equilibrium climate sensitivity from observational data are cited, and a comparison of the results of many of these studies is shown in Figure 9.20, reproduced below.

Which is the difference between CO2 levels and fertilizer levels, and again strongly argues for considering CO2 a plant hormone, or at the very least hormone - like, especially when taken with the types of anatomical and physiological changes seen in various of the studies and sources cited, that are typical of hormonal shifts, not of diet changes.

Many of the individual annually resolved proxy series used in the various reconstruction studies cited above have been combined in a new reconstruction (only back to AD 1400) based on a climate field reconstruction technique (Rutherford et al., 2005).

I can't speak for McAfee's interpretations of the various studies he cites in the Harvard Business Review.

The letter cites a variety of studies that have demonstrated the effects of social media usage among teens, quoting various side effects including depressions, unhappiness, unhealthy sleep habits, and even eating disorders.

Various studies are cited and solutions to decrease job - related stress level are included.