Sentences with phrase «conducted extra research»

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The San Diego - based Telework Research Network pointed to a Cisco study that found that telecommuters put in extra hours: Allowed to work from home, they give back 60 percent of the time they'd have spent travelling conducting business.

Yoga + Extra Protein for Healthy Aging: A research study conducted by one of the presenters showed that muscle mass may be improved and maintained during the aging process with the combination of yoga and increased protein intake!

Luckily for Josselyn, another postdoc who worked across the hallway, Bill Carlezon (now conducting neuroscience research at Harvard University), had developed a neat strategy for doping neurons with extra CREB.

Techknowledge for Schools stresses the importance of extra freedom granted to pupils by the use of personal mobile technology, as it allows them to conduct their own individual research.

As an extra incentive and added recognition, the NAECTE Foundation offers two $ 2000 awards to encourage early childhood teacher educators to conduct research that will have relevance for practice, policy, or advocacy in the area of early childhood teacher education.

Alan Robock (Rutgers University) hoped that it would not prevent indoors experimentation (such as research conducted in a laboratory), while Tom Ackerman (University of Washington) wondered whether, without extra work on definitions, the statement could place extra burdens on outdoor climate change experiments simply because they looked like SRM research.

With State Farm, the picture is not so clear so you might want to conduct a little extra research here.

The report — which comprises a battery of tests the NRDC and its consultant agency Ecos Research conducted on a batch of 2015 - 2016 Samsung, LG, and Vizio televisions — claims that the exploitation of loopholes in the Department of Energy's (DOE) Energy Star rating system could be costing viewers more than $ 1.2 billion in extra energy costs over the lifetime of their new TV.

If you are interested in the job, you should go the extra step to conduct some research; this will likely serve you well, especially come interview time.

A Consumer New Home Survey conducted by NFO Research for Professional Builder magazine shows that two - thirds of respondents would pay an extra $ 2,000 for homes with energy - saving features; another 15 percent would spend up to $ 3,000.