Sentences with phrase «of recent articles questioning»

1) There have been a number of recent articles questioning / explaining what the Fed can do in this present environment.

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According to a fascinating recent Nature article by Tom Clynes, science has been hard at work trying to figure out the answer to that question for more than four decades with the the Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth.

Tom Mulcair's recent article for the Institute for Research on Public Policy (IRPP) raises perhaps more questions than it answers about the NDP's positions on the economics of energy and the environment.

After the parade of horrors over over the last several weeks, it's a question I've personally struggled with, which is what made me so appreciative of a recent Quartz article from Jenni Avins.

Many recent articles discussing shale oil production focus on short - term logistics and financing issues and not the major question of how much oil is left to produce.

That question is at the heart of a recent article at Webtorials, entitled «Can the PSTN be Shut Down?»

This article is a discussion and evaluation of a recent book on Whitehead's religious philosophy.1 It is hoped that some of the questions raised by the discussion will stimulate others to propose constructive solutions.

In a recent series of articles in The Guardian, a number of authors have addressed the question of Darwinism and morality.

It's Chelsea day here on CaughtOffside, and after doing a once over in the comments of both our most - popular article to date and Squiddy's recent entry — a question came to mind:

To help answer that question, here is an excerpt form a recent Huffington Post article written by a colleague of mine, Dr. Jim Taylor.

I'd dropped by to talk about the recent C&E article on prepping for 2014, and his question was a natural one for the host of a show with the word «Twitter» in its title.

Please read the introductory article and my most recent article to see what the column is all about, and then send me a question of your own!

Recent hullabaloo over drug companies paying for ghostwritten medical journal articles — that doctors later sign their names to — has raised questions about a wealth of hidden financial arrangements in the medical research community.

And yet most of the articles in a recent issue of the Commons» House Magazine (16 May) are written on the assumption that none of the questions which has been re-examined ad nauseam in the past two or three decades can be taken as read.

Radio appearances include recent pieces such as this article on writer Alan Garner and a recording of Gardeners» Question Time both on Radio 4.

With the recent release of the book Nourishing Broth and the surge of news articles about broth, I've gotten a lot of questions about the benefits of bone broth.

To specifically address these questions, recent review articles published in influential, peer - reviewed publications were selected for this current discussion, as these review articles rigorously evaluate and summarize findings across a number of scientific studies and provide the overall «state of knowledge.»

As an associate professor at the University of Hawaii's Women's Studies Department, Saraswati strives to answer that question to this day, particularly in her most recent article «Wikisexuality: Rethinking Sexuality in Cyberspace.»

Finally my blog will have more recent articles answering your questions, and supporting the main articles found in the menu at the top of this page.

A teacher in the audience asked the panel about a recent New York Times article, which declared the picture book dead, and how to respond to parents seriously questioning whether to skip picture books in favor of other materials.

I've received a number of questions and comments on my recent article, The Flipped Classroom.

A trio of recent studies and articles raises troubling questions about America's «Achievement - Gap Mania.»

That's a question Christopher T. Cross asked in a recent Education Week article, «States» Uneven Teacher Supply Complicates Staffing Of Schools.»

DeVos has «not been shy about avoiding the media,» noted a recent AP article, citing lack of public announcement of her first school visit and her refusal to allow those who showed up anyway to join her on the school tour: «DeVos does not take reporters» questions after speeches and her few interviews were with conservative news outlets.»

I examined this question in a recent article for CALmatters — one that has stirred conversations and generated a rebuttal from two of the city's board of education members who declined my initial requests for interviews.

Following up on my most recent post about «School - Level Bias in the PVAAS Model in Pennsylvania,» also in Ohio — a state that also uses «the best» and «most sophisticated» VAM (i.e., a version of the Education Value - Added Assessment System [EVAAS]; for more information click here)-- this seems to be a problem, as per an older (2013) article just sent to me following my prior post «Teachers» «Value - Added» Ratings and [their] Relationship to Student Income Levels [being] Questioned.»

In a blog post up now on the New York Times Learning Network, Facing History and Ourselves Senior Program Associate Laura Tavares pairs an article about the recent report documenting the history of racial lynching in America with an excerpt from Harper Lee's best - selling «To Kill a Mockingbird» in order to situate the novel in its historical context and raise important questions about race, justice, and memory today.

This important question came up in the context of a recent Wall Street Journal article, which stated that:

That being said I do want to introduce one question that arose out of a reading of some recent articles.

A recent Bloomberg Businessweek article questioned whether some of the factors identified reflected not disinterested research, but data mining.

See virtually any of his weekly posts for his chart, but the most recent should be at http://www.hussmanfunds.com/wmc/wmc161212e.png (DJM: the article in question is here.)

In more recent years, there has been various pet articles and opinions questioning the need for vaccinations as well as the risk of vaccines.

If you have questions about the different types of dog grooming brushes and their uses, check out my recent article that discusses this topic.

Their most recent article looks at «Answering Five Big Questions About The Future Of Mega Man.»

On the 15th February 1976 an article appeared in The Sunday Times about recent additions to the Tate's collection, illustrated with a picture of the work in question.

While there have been recent articles that contain erroneous information and question the feasibility of the final exhibition, the Bronx Museum will move forward with its planning and execution of the last phase of the Wild Noise project.

In the same essay Cornish brings attention to Mali Morris's «materiality and touch», which reminds me of the recent article by David Sweet at Abstract Critical where, questioning the relevance of «the kind of average lyrical abstraction of the late colour field period» and highlighting the importance of detail in the era of high - definition he partially equates touch with detail.

The climate scientist Simon Donner, who joined Gleick in signing a recent letter to The Wall Street Journal rebutting an op - ed article by other scientists questioning the seriousness of global warming, weighed in on the downside of lowering ethical thresholds in the name of a worthy mission:

Oreskes concluded that of those articles (about 75 % of them) that deal with the question at all, 100 % (all of them) support the consensus view that a significant fraction of recent climate change is due to human activities.

These questions, percolating for a few months in the blogosphere, came to a head with a recent article in The Economist questioning climate sensitivity — the amount of surface warming expected for a doubling of atmospheric carbon dioxide levels.

A question that came up repeatedly during my reporting for the recent methane article was this: If it is such a no - brainer to catch the gas, why isn't aggressive action already the norm instead of the exception?

My interpretation from the news article is that he concludes that low clouds can exhibit a lower albedo than sometimes modeled, but then an important question is how low cloud cover is changing over recent decades of warming.

A recent article on the Bay Area's SFgate.com raised the question of whether or not the cost of installing solar on your home can be recouped in its sale price — especially in this market.

David Bernstein at The Volokh Conspiracy questions the premise of a recent law review article asserting that law schools» overemphasis on rankings and LSAT scores is hurting black enrollment.

That is the question addressed in a recent Connecticut Supreme Court case, as I report in an article recently published on the Web site of IMS ExpertServices.

This question was addressed via some case studies of personal injury law firms using PPC in a recent Law.com article.

, his recent article in Bloomberg BigLaw Business, Aric Press, former Editor - in - Chief of The American Lawyer, and now a partner at PP&C Consulting, raised an important question about how the sales function is organized and resourced in BigLaw firms.

It is a question Bruce W. Marcus, publisher of The Marcus Letter, asks in his most recent article, Sez Who?

A recent decision that ruled a reader had violated new provisions of the Copyright Act when he bypassed a publication's paywall to access an article raises questions about technological neutrality, as similar facts in the analog world would yield a different result, Toronto business lawyer Bill Northcote tells Law Times.

This article examines a specific recent case where the question of dealing with a preliminary issue in care proceedings arises.