Sentences with phrase «of hypothesis generation»

Whether you teach math, reading, music or physical education, the inclusion of hypothesis generation and testing can be a powerful strategy.

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«There would, however, be a method by which, if the orangutan and others were of the human species, the crudest observers could assure themselves of it even by demonstration; but since a single generation would not suffice for this experiment, it must be considered impracticable, because it would be necessary for what is only an hypothesis to be already proved true before the experiment that was to prove it true could be tried innocently.»

Especially among scholars of the younger generation there exists a definite skepticism towards the Documentary Hypothesis.»

At a time when policymakers favor the belief that disadvantaged kids have insufficient cognitive training, Tough finds that a new generation of researchers are questioning the cognitive hypothesis.

Scientific reasoning in early and middle childhood: the development of domain - general evidence evaluation, experimentation, and hypothesis generation skills.

To test their hypothesis, the researchers used next - generation sequencing (NGS) technology to sequence the complete set of coding variants from the genomes of individuals from seven populations within and outside Africa, i.e. from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Namibia, Algeria, Pakistan, Cambodia, Siberia and Mexico.

But Muller conjectured that another approach to the free radical hypothesis would be to find ways of reducing free radical generation.

I am sure that, on the basis of known structures, eBDIMS will be able to generate new hypotheses and will pave the way to a new generation of therapeutic targets.»

Pigeons provide a nice model for testing these hypotheses because they have short generation times, and researchers can easily test eggs for the presence of inherited antibodies.

There was no proof of cold - bloodedness, but it was the most popular working hypothesis for three generations of paleontologists.

However, testing did not support this hypothesis: The concentration of antibodies in eggs laid by the second generation was unaffected by whether or not the grandmother pigeon received the real injection or a sham injection.

In an accompanying editorial, Ara S. Khachaturian, Ph.D., Executive Editor, and the editorial staff of Alzheimer's & Dementia, «commend the effort within the Research Framework to create a common language that may lead to new thinking for the generation of new testable hypotheses about the conceptual basis for Alzheimer's disease.

Dr Evelien van Meel (MD), from the Generation R Study Group at Erasmus MC University Medical Centre, The Netherlands, will tell the congress: «These findings support the hypothesis that early - life respiratory tract infections may influence the development of respiratory illnesses in the longer term.

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Scientists in our group combine methods development, data generation and analysis with hypothesis generation and experimental testing to obtain insights into biological mechanisms of disease.

Computational Algorithms and Tools (Bruce Aronow, Section Editor): This section focuses on the generation of databases, analysis tools, or large scale analyses carried out from new or established datasets that generate hypotheses into the structure and function of physiological systems at the sub cellular or organismal level.

We can only hope that policymakers, teachers, and administrators understand the limitations of the grit hypothesis so we don't disadvantage yet another generation of hard - working, gritty, and determined poor kids by not teaching them what they need to know to succeed.

If we have a plausible working hypothesis of sustainable living for the next generation, we may be able to move in a more structured way towards that goal.

The change to Common Core calls for lessons to go deep, not broad.Did you know: a recent study found that only five percent of classroom teachers taught analysis, generation of hypotheses, and critical thinking skills?

An iOS hacker (you all know Chronic) seems to agree with this hypothesis after studying a debug output from an iPad development unit, believed to be the third generation of -LSB-...]

«Hypothesis for an Exhibition» explores parallels in thought and aesthetic strategies between Italian Conceptualist Giulio Paolini's work, especially of the 1960s and the»70s, and the work of a younger generation of artists based in New York City today.

(4) Spending trillions of dollars rebuilding the energy generation and distribution system on the basis of a failed hypothesis is insane, especially given all the other useful purposes that it could be spent on (assuming we even had it).

This relationship is common knowledge and along with hypothetical GCR generation of cloud droplet nucleation sites forms the basis of Svensmark's Cosmic Ray / Cloud hypothesis.

We are dealing with a two - generation long miseducation of climate scientists and a failed hypothesis of a global climate poised on the razor's edge of «radiative forcings».

Some speculate that the elevated level of strife across the Middle East over the past generation reflects the pressures of global warming — a hypothesis all the more cruel considering that warming began accelerating when the industrialized world extracted and then burned the region's oil.

So, I return to my hypothesis stated at 11:27 yesterday, which is that future generations will not be happy to find that their inheritance has been squandered by the pursuit of expensive energy options, including wind and solar PV (or new hydro?)

Such a use of mathematics is sometimes called «heuristic» (meaning leading in a useful direction), «hypothesis generation», «the context of discovery» (vs. the context of testing), or «conjecture».

Part of the reason the law - firm ecosystem has changed so dramatically in a single generation is greed: The most profitable partners steadily discarded their underachieving colleagues, because they didn't want to share the spoils... Within the next decade or so, according to one common hypothesis, there will be at most 20 to 25 firms that can operate this way — the firms whose clients have so many billions of dollars riding on their legal work that they can truly spend without limit.

Our multivariate multilevel analyses reinforce the hypothesis that contextual - structural factors from the perspective of both generations are critical for understanding variations in grandparental childcare.

Yet, studies of intergenerational relationship quality typically examine only one or two generations (Fingerman, Pitzer, Lefkowitz, Birditt, & Mroczek, 2008; Pillemer & Suitor, 2002; Pillemer et al., 2007) and so have not tested hypotheses about differences or transmission across three generations of family members.

Scientific reasoning in early and middle childhood: the development of domain - general evidence evaluation, experimentation, and hypothesis generation skills.