Sentences with phrase «empirical evidence of the impact»

For the academics... If you need some empirical evidence of the impact of curation in a university classroom, there is a good preliminary study from the School of Education at Tel Aviv University.

Disciplinary reformers have promoted restorative programs as alternatives to exclusionary punishment, but the approaches are controversial and the empirical evidence of their impact is limited.

Not exact matches

Barnett contends that the criticisms of a strong patent - rights system overlook recent empirical evidence and have overestimated the impact and scope of problems including «patent trolls» (firms that own patents but do not manufacture products), «royalty stacks» (the total demands of multiple intellectual property holders for remuneration leave too little revenue left for the manufacturer), and «patent thickets» (complex and conflicting legal claims that increase transaction costs for manufacturers).

We can be pretty certain, in terms of providing empirical evidence, that Jesus existed and made a significant impact on a group of people and on the course of history.

There's no empirical evidence that they have any long term impact on a child's learning over the course of their entire schooling.

Empirical evidence, for example, showsthat fox predation accounts for only a very small proportion of lamb losses, and has a negligible financial impact.

Secondly, qualitative studies of the impact of IMF programmes on social spending can yield more refined theories and nuanced empirical evidence.

Until recently, little empirical evidence existed regarding the impact of data sharing and withholding on these and other aspects of science.

Many Health Impact News readers may know of the anecdotal empirical evidence of VCO slowing down and even reversing Alzheimer's Disease (AD).

And we have explained and defended our standards in our published chapter: where there is empirical evidence for the positive impact of good teaching practices, we used it to infer what should be included in a teacher preparation course — thus the standards we suggested for the teaching of reading.

Empirical evidence shows that teacher leaders» practice impacts teachers» instructional practice and, in some studies, provides evidence of positive impact on student outcomes.

In this article, we review the empirical evidence on the impact of education vouchers on student achievement, and briefly discuss the evidence from other forms of school choice.

There is little empirical evidence, however, about the potential impact of these alternate approaches on current evaluation systems.

A Friedman Foundation (now Ed Choice) survey of the empirical evidence on school choice looked specifically at the impact choice programs had on public schools.

There is a wealth of empirical evidence — both qualitative and quantitative — that supports the claim that alternative schools for pregnant teens can have a positive impact on not only the educational outcomes of teen parents, but also the health outcomes of both parents and children.

Up until now, there has never been a study done on raw food's impact on the health of dogs, so no empirical evidence had existed to show why raw is better.

«There is no science demonstrating that the mid-point of the standard IPCC projection of a warming of 3 degrees if CO2 - e doubles from the 1750 level of 280 ppm will have any adverse impacts, if only because there is as yet no unambiguous empirical evidence of any such adve...

As «rational skeptics», all we have to do is insist on empirical evidence to support any hypothesis of what has caused past warming and what the impact of this forcing is likely to be in the future.

Even if there is no empirical evidence, which looks questionable, of a link between climate change and violence is the correct conclusion to draw that «the best impact estimate» is zero?

The UN's IPCC and its coterie of green - sharia «scientists» have long pursued a political agenda that requires all climate change and global warming to be a result of human CO2 emissions, and in addition, any solar impact on temperatures is absolutely minimal - yet, the empirical evidence does not support said political agenda, including the BEST maximum temperature dataset

Instead of showing me this empirical evidence you cite a link to a study on the ENSO impact on the past temperature record.

However, I am rationally skeptical that AGW has had or will have any major impact on our climate (and, hence, of the CAGW premise as outlined by IPCC in its AR4 report), until empirical scientific evidence can be presented to show that this is, indeed, the case.

According to Jim Cripwell and others (whose scientific qualifications I am unqualified to evaluate) there is no empirical evidence that shows that the impact of anthropogenic CO2 is other than zero.

My problem is that I apparently can not distinguish how my paraphrase: «According to Jim Cripwell and others (whose scientific qualifications I am unqualified to evaluate) there is no empirical evidence that shows that the impact of anthropogenic CO2 is other than zero.»

But there is NO empirical evidence that co2 has EVER (even over geologic periods) had any impact on our temperature, and during most of our planet's existence, co2 level has been many TIMES higher than it is now.

Based on the gold - standard empirical evidence, it can safely be said that the increased atmospheric CO2 levels of 2016 had little acceleration impact, if any, since the earlier period - at a much lower level CO2 - exhibited greater atmospheric temperature acceleration.

Unfortunately, despite this clear empirical evidence, the climate change and global warming doomsday alarmists attempt to portray the 2017 season as a sign of CO2 - induced climate catastrophe - and that is not being well accepted by the actual hurricane experts (here, here, here) who have been on the front lines of tropical cyclone activity and impact research.

Theories propose that certain parenting behaviours should have a greater impact in the presence of an inhibited child but the empirical evidence for this has yet to be convincing.