Sentences with phrase «to look for evidence»

Also look for evidence of departmental seminars or journal clubs for researchers, regular research group or section meetings, and social events, as these all suggest an active research culture.

They will also look for evidence that it has made cuts in wrong places, potentially creating or triggering a cancer gene.

It seems increasingly clear that the police didn't want to go looking for evidence in most of these cases.

I don't look for evidence for evolution or for god.

Once you have captured their attention with your personal statement and key skills, the recruiter then looks for evidence of your skills in the career history section of your CV.

Challenge your negative thoughts by looking for evidence to the contrary and keep a running list of your successes, no matter how small.

When looking for evidence of global warming, there are many different indicators that we should look for.

Employers look for evidence of good oral and written communication skills, self - motivation, commercial awareness, initiative and the ability to work as part of a team.

So why not look for evidence to support beautiful stories about our lives?

I believe that we are all interconnected, and am always looking for evidence of this connection.

When you enter the late phase of your pregnancy, you will begin looking for evidence that you are going into labor.

In small groups, teachers visited four of their colleague's classrooms for 20 minutes each, looking for evidence related to the problem of practice.

Rather than working from documents, students tackling a hypothetical murder case can walk around the crime scene looking for evidence.

I can't speak for other atheists; but, being open - minded I frequently look for evidence of god.

Before epidural anesthesia was brought into general use, researchers carefully looked for evidence of poor newborn outcomes.

A third looks for evidence of ancient humans exposed as ice disappears.

A leadership team will walk through an entire school looking for evidence of a clearly defined school - wide focus.

The book talk looked for evidence that the book is a comedy, evidence that t...

In classrooms and schools focused on deeper learning, teachers are constantly looking for the evidence that students are learning, and students are constantly looking for their own evidence of learning.

Next the veterinarian will examine the birds cage looking for evidence of abnormal stools, abnormal urine (the clear liquid portion of the stool) or toxic products within the birds grasp.

Recruiters don't just look for evidence of involvement in extracurricular activities — they like to be able to gauge how effective you were.

While your resume provides basic information about your past job duties, the employer is usually looking for evidence that your previous employer trusted you with responsibility.

Your past experience is where the hiring manager looks for evidence to back up what you said in your summary statement and skills section.

Look for evidence there while you observe changes in your child's behaviors.

In court, it becomes imperative to prove you are a better parent than the other person, and in order to do so, each side looks for evidence the other is incompetent.

He started with an opinion, then went looking for evidence.

And when things don't match up with what scientists «believe», elements are created to try to explain the discrepancy and scientists then look for evidence to support their explanation.

When looking for evidence of global warming, there are many different indicators that we should look for.

Employers look for evidence of independence, patience and good communication, technical and analytical skills.

As well as displaying your knowledge of their industry and business, prospective employers are looking for evidence of how you are likely to behave at work.

Laurie Langford, a second grade teacher at West Defuniak Elementary, helps two students look for evidence in a reading passage about public sector jobs.

If blind acceptance is all that is required, why do people spend so much time looking for evidence, be it for God or for atheism (i.e. big bang, evolution, etc.)?

Put another way, Joshua's own account of how people look for evidence and how they treat evidence, his preferred account of how motivating reasoning works, should make it clear to him that he is not in a good position to decide what it is that he thinks he believes.

Finally, O'Neill and colleagues looked for evidence of such an effect in humans.

But when I went looking for evidence on how building more rental units could ease the upward pressure on house values, I was stunned to learn that this might not actually be the case.

This also helps researchers looking for evidence of past life on Mars.

Science isn't about looking for evidence of God.

He said Ofsted would increasingly look for evidence of «strategic decision - making» in a school's curriculum, something that was likely to form part of a new common inspection framework in September 2019.

In addition, your pet's mouth will be examined prior to the dental procedure to help look for evidence of pain, bad breath, drooling, abnormal teeth, inflammation, oral tumors, ulcers or other dental problems.

It is only in Nigeria that you arrest people before looking for evidence against them.

Now that kind of thinking about God which looks for evidence of His activity in phenomena which have no natural explanation is often referred to as a belief in the «God of the gaps».