Sentences with phrase «conduct meaningful studies»

In fact, the Malloy administration, in conjunction with the Obama administration, have mandated the new test but never bothered to conduct a meaningful study as to how much this new test will cost Connecticut.

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Conducted at the MD Anderson Cancer Center, the study shows «additional insight into just how meaningful poziotinib may be in this area of high unmet need,» according to CEO Joe Turgeon.

This is why every single controlled weight loss study conducted in the last 100 years... including countless meta - analyses and systematic reviews... have concluded that meaningful weight loss requires energy expenditure to exceed energy intake.

As more research is conducted in more regions and countries, amongst a wider array of cultures and amongst those who are and those who are not religious, using a meaningful qualitative approach combined with quantitative studies will help the field become increasingly nuanced and rich.

This feeling of vulnerability contributes to one of the other challenges for doing lesson study: conducting a rich and meaningful debriefing.

The Annenberg Institute for School reform conducted a mixed - methods study Read more about Getting to Teacher Ownership: How Schools Are Creating Meaningful Change -LSB-...]

The treatment of the Practice of Law Board over the last three years is a textbook study on how to discourage and disempower a board comprised of volunteers: oppose their mission; cut their budget; withhold meaningful staff support; personally attack and seek to oust the volunteers who disagree with you; conduct secret meetings to discuss the future of the group without informing its volunteer members or inviting them to participate; dismiss or reject out of hand the volunteers» concerns; and replace the group's members and leadership team.

An early efficacy study was conducted with 7 children across 3 classrooms showing meaningful gains in phonological awareness and alphabet knowledge.