Sentences with phrase «new conclusions»

They build new knowledge based on previous knowledge and they can use their total knowledge to draw new conclusions.

But if we see something we didn't expect, it's not like it's time to develop new conclusions.

That's short for identifying possible problems, rather than developing new conclusions.

PRESS RELEASE - Berlin, Germany - 29 May 2017 - New conclusions from the High - Level Commission on Carbon Prices, led by Nobel Laureate Joseph Stiglitz and Lord Nicholas Stern, provide the right advice at the right time to boost climate - friendly growth, investment and innovation, according to the World Bank's Senior Director for Climate Change.

Researchers led by Olivier Rieppel of the Field Museum in Chicago and Eitan Tchernov of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem have recently reached new conclusions after comparing P. problematicus to another, previously unstudied fossil snake from Ein Yabrud.

Among the reports new conclusions on health: «An increased frequency and severity of heat waves is expected, leading to more illness and death, particularly among the young, elderly, frail, and poor.»

Generic brand theological statements in low churches will never be enough and nearly all such churches end up amending the statements, producing white papers, or announcing at some level new conclusions about pressing theological concerns.

Instead, being open to new conclusions in the light of previously unthought of ideas.

I want to be honest about what I believe and how I live that belief out, but I also want to be open and capable of moving into new conclusions should the living of life seem to push me in new directions.

Humans should be willing to listen to new input and arrive at new conclusions based upon the totality of information they have including the new information received.

Galileo's successors followed the moons to other new conclusions about nature.

Paul Thomas Anderson has reportedly written an entirely new conclusion for Inherent Vice, based on Thomas Pynchon «s novel.

-- he is also inching toward new conclusions about himself, underscored by the looming demise of his father.

Your thesis is to draw a completely new conclusion by demonstrating information from different areas, not your capability to regurgitate the information from just a single source.

He reached no radically new conclusions after 1952 but was intent rather to explore and amplify the many new roads he himself opened in his first ten years of painting.

Elmlund and his colleagues were able to draw new conclusions about how these highly useful particles grow at the level of individual atoms.

She manipulates the linguistic and physical structures of words, urging viewers to reach new conclusions about their meaning.

New conclusions from the High - Level Commission on Carbon Prices, led by Nobel Laureate Joseph Stiglitz and Lord Nicholas Stern, provide the right advice at the right time to boost climate - friendly growth, investment and innovation

I look for papers that enable us to draw new conclusions about biology from proteomic measurements.

Their easy on the brain, you know, whereas data and evidence is much tougher for us we have to digest it and think about it and come to new conclusions.

Their new conclusion: Not much.

The new conclusions, published in JAMA Psychiatry, are drawn from three national studies conducted between 1991 and 2013.

The «I'll take scripture» approach worked most of my life until I reached a place where perseverance (while closely watching my life and the doctrines I was taught) lead me to some new conclusions.

Let me illustrate this use of world - order theory with reference, first, to several examples that have nothing to do with religion but provide striking evidence of how one may be forced to draw new conclusions.

As Costi continued to study the scriptures for himself, he came to new conclusions about some of the beliefs that were formed in his earlier life.

With enough wrecks, says Foley, «it ought to allow us to draw new conclusions about this absolutely formative period in human experience.»

Some of the new conclusions are more controversial.

Should a review concentrate strictly on reporting the advances made over the past few years, or can it be extended to include new syntheses, new hypotheses, or new conclusions?

«This is a very green study in that it recycles existing data to draw new conclusions,» said Zhao.

Now, last author Marcel Cardillo at Australian National University has come to a new conclusion about extinction patterns.

It certainly seems odd for just one film out of the whole batch to be released in the wrong ratio, but this is my new conclusion.

In other words, she wanted her students to synthesize their understanding and draw new conclusions.

They're developing a mind - set that affirms they can use inquiry and their own logic to reach new conclusions and tackle tough problems.

New conclusions or different perspectives must always be free of bias and evidence based.

Since this is an academic paper, I'd recommend suggesting a new conclusion, transitions, and other content by supplying polish and suggested language that doesn't, however, change the underlying research or scholarly assertions.

From America's Studio: Drawing New Conclusions, The School of the ArtInstitute of Chicago, Chicago, IL

From America's Studio: Drawing New Conclusions, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL

The new conclusions, in the journal Nature, are inconvenient for several factions in the science and climate policy communities.