Sentences with phrase «compelling research results»

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There's some compelling research out on grit that says success comes as a result of your ability to stick with a task to completion.

Funding should be increased to cover the creation of materials that convey research results to the intended audience in a compelling and understandable manner.

For the investigators involved in the research, the results, though obtained in a relatively small, phase 1 trial, are compelling.

Though the evidence is compelling and the theory strong, more research must be done, particularly in bird species with latent Cry4, in order to confirm these results.

The research will be fiercely debated for quite some time, but the results are compelling, no matter how much you pick around the edges.

«This is a compelling study that adds to the existing research and leads us to one unequivocal conclusion, and that is that smoking in movies should result in an R rating,» says Michael C. Fiore, M.D., director of the University of Wisconsin Center for Tobacco Research, in research and leads us to one unequivocal conclusion, and that is that smoking in movies should result in an R rating,» says Michael C. Fiore, M.D., director of the University of Wisconsin Center for Tobacco Research, in Research, in Madison.

To be successful the only things you need are the time to write compelling blog posts and the research effort necessary to find the blogs where you can get the best results.

The results of the pilot study were so compelling, that we knew we had to support this research team and their progression to a clinical trial.»

I think these results are a compelling call for further research on alternatives to the wind - energy status quo.»

The principle that the results of research that has been publicly funded should be freely accessible in the public domain is itself a compelling one, and fundamentally unanswerable.

* The name of the case, the identity of the party we represent, and how to bill the time; * The issue that needs to be answered; * The facts of the case I think are most pertinent to the issue; * The procedural posture of the case and how the work product will be used — for a motion to compel, for a response to a motion for summary judgment, for an evaluation letter to the client, etc. * Whether I think the issue has been researched at any other time in the office, and how to find the old research; * The result I want to reach, i.e., what I'd like the answer to be, if possible.

In endorsing the Taskforce's proposals, Briton cited Parker's research, which both «found «compelling evidence» that requiring incorporated legal practices to keep and implement appropriate management systems and to undertake self - assessment audits has achieved «extraordinary cultural change,»» as well as resulted in a significantly reduced number of complaints.

While results can vary from firm to firm, the research relies on generally conservative assumptions and interviews with 45 law firms (with 50 attorneys or fewer) to make a compelling business case for practice management.

The principle that the results of research that has been publicly funded should be freely accessible in the public domain is a compelling one, and fundamentally unanswerable.

Research and experience have yielded compelling results that prevention is the best way to avoid the pain, cost and other negative impacts of tooth decay.