Sentences with phrase «power suggests a link»

Resveratrol's SIRT1 - activating power suggests a link to the so - called «French paradox,» the observation that despite a high - fat diet, people in France suffer about 40 % less cardiovascular disease than expected, an effect that epidemiologists have linked to the consumption of red wine.

Not exact matches

The very terms of analysis — link, unfold, thicken, and twist — suggest the work of power throughout local church events.

He's now one of the most effective forwards in the Premier League, and a tall, strong centre - forward with a more sophisticated game than the stereotypes suggest, roaming wide, linking up with his midfielders and beating defences with precision and finesse as well as power.

Holland has also retained the Espaillat - linked consulting firm Red Horse, suggesting his candidacy is a bid by the congressman - elect to extend his power over Upper Manhattan.

A recent UCLA study also suggested the protective brain powers of exercise: Participants who were most physically active reduced protein build - ups that are linked to Alzheimer's.

In today's Links for the Day, we acknowledged both of these issues, which suggest that, while the film may stand alongside Gravity as half of this year's Oscar power couple, it's not necessarily the sure thing so many hyperbolically claimed it to be.

In this paper, Dee and Wyckoff (2013) presented what they termed to be «novel evidence» to suggest that the «uniquely high - powered incentives» linked to «teacher performance» via DC's IMPACT initiative worked to improve the performance of high - performing teachers, and that dismissal threats worked to increase the voluntary attrition of low - performing teachers, as well as improve the performance of the students of the teachers who replaced them.

The authors, Thomas Dee and James Wyckoff (2013), present what they term «novel evidence» to suggest that the «uniquely high - powered incentives» linked to «teacher performance» worked to improve the «performance» of high - performing teachers, and that «dismissal threats» worked to increase the «voluntary attrition of low - performing teachers.»

The profile and rear - lamp treatment are nearly identical to the 100/200 sedans, while the familiar logo of four linked rings is set into a frontal design that suggests power and brawn.

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Every theory about how people discover content in the digital age — from Chris Anderson's long tail, to the stunning success of Netflix and Amazon's recommendation engines, to the power of aggregators like Reddit — suggests that the links between ordinary people are very important.

This seems to be a case that suggests there is a strong link between ones experience in living near wind turbines being linked with ones initial attitude to wind turbines and wind power.

(I recently visited a website on Th power (a link from Brave New Climate) suggesting Nd byproduct of nuclear power could be used for wind turbines.

So I was wondering if this can be avoided with the Th - type power plant, or perhaps more generally, the concept of fuel used in a liquid state as suggested in the link from the Brave New Climate site (I think it's under Blogroll — just look for Thorium)-- which allows easier processing of fuel and removal of some isotopes.

Citing specific quotes of altered language, Jennifer Lee reported, «In some cases, White House staff members suggested phrasing that minimized the links between power plants and elevated levels of mercury in fish, the primary source from which Americans accumulate mercury in their bodies, in a form known as methlymercury.»