Sentences with phrase «research literature cited»

Myth — The research literature cited in law journals, and / or presented at professional and interdisciplinary conferences * to lawyers and judges represents a scientific consensus about what is in children's best interests.

So, one of the first parts of the body to break down is fat stores, especially belly fat, according to research literature cited by Longo.

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For example, in a grant application which requires an Abstract, Specific Aims, Background, Progress Report — or Preliminary Studies in the case of an initial application — Research Design and Methods, and Literature Cited, it would be wise to outline the sections in the following order: Progress Report / Preliminary Studies, Specific Aims, Research Design and Methods, Background, and Literature Cited.

To support his argument that we and other animals don't have an evolved capacity for number per se, Nunez cites several different strands of research in the current literature, including experimental work with humans from non-industrialized cultures, which suggests an imprecise approach to quantity.

He suggests further that her review of the research literature was seriously incomplete, even within the work she does cite (the example is TIMSS — the Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study).

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They have longer literature reviews than are permitted in nearly every journal, and they intelligently review gaps in knowledge that require expeditious research, usually citing the most influential and most recent research.

When making assertions citing literature, it is considered good form to also cite an accompanying link to the selfsame research.

Citing respected literature reviews by the UK Energy Research Center (UKERC), the European Commission, and the Breakthrough Institute, IEA observe that direct rebounds in rich countries can range from 0 % to 65 %, and «tend to converge between 10 % and 35 %.»

With a finite amount of time to review the vast literature of this scope, failure to properly attribute Wegman actually indicates that he was probably too busy with his research to take proper care in citing references.

A search of the Science Citation Index, the comprehensive scientific journal database that indexes virtually every citation a journal article gets in the peer - reviewed scientific literature, reveals that this paper, which Dr. Singer calls a «key research publication», has been cited exactly zero times, as of 2004 (for comparison, Dr. Steven Schneider's 1988 publication in Nature on the same topic, «Simulating the climatic effects of nuclear war», has gotten 16 citations).

We accept that, in his quoted remarks, Dr Lewis was making the general point that both the IPCC and WWF should have cited the appropriate peer - reviewed scientific research literature.

Influence can be evaluated by how often an article has been cited in other research articles; however, research influence often extends beyond the official scholarly literature.

Cite relevant research literature to justify applying positive psychology principles to their practice.

Lamb, a well - known and credible researcher (although he has written soft papers like this article all too often since, apparently, being given fatherhood promotion marching orders from the federal government), squirrels out of being called on his sleight of hand by setting up as his precursor alibi, that he did this in this article in this way (without citation to supportive research findings) in order to «facilitate readability» and that «readers can study the cited articles for references to the primary literature.»

Perhaps they remain unintentionally ignorant because articles like this one, which has no research support for its main ideas, in turn is cited in other «literature» as «Lamb» — a name which implies there is an on - point research finding underlying a footnoted statement, not just another article with more unsupported hypothesizing and political drip.

Citing research literature neurobiology, developmental psychology, trauma, and psychodynamic therapy, she insists that the body has been left out of the «talking cure,» and argues that integrating body - focused interventions into our work provides a more holistic — and effective — approach to the treatment of trauma, attachment, and relational issues.