Sentences with phrase «scientific underpinnings»

So I think that the whole scientific underpinning of pandemic preparedness is both incredibly interesting and another area where everybody's got their «I'm a good guy or a good gal, I want to help» hat on, which is really something that I'm happy to see.

That 150 countries unanimously agree about the science of this issue is not because of some «green» conspiracy, but because of the solid scientific underpinning for this issue.

«What we've really done is developed the technological and scientific underpinnings so that we can bring stem - cell biology to bear on this problem.»

As Opening Day nears, we take a look at green stadiums, the physics of baseball, and other scientific underpinnings of the U.S. national pastime

While this is admittedly only a hypothesis, it has substantial scientific underpinning going back several hundred years, and perhaps longer.

The Handbook explores the conceptual and scientific underpinnings of SEL and its relationship to children's and adolescents» academic success, mental health, and overall well - being, including the roles of school - and district - level leadership, teacher training, and school - family partnerships.

Search Inside Yourself focused on developing workers» emotional intelligence, and educating them about the scientific underpinnings of material that can seem a touch New Agey.

The project evaluated the scientific underpinnings the forensic community relies on to support their practices and, where these fall short, recommended areas requiring further study.

Many factors are currently considered, including a measure's expected effect on patients and health care, potential for promoting improvement, scientific underpinnings, usability, and feasibility.

The email controversy from late 2009 termed «Climategate» roused sharp criticism from opponents, but investigations cleared the scientists involved and didn't diminish the scientific underpinnings of climate change.

Although these essays provide us with glimpses of the scientific underpinnings of thought, they also make us realize that what goes on in our minds is nothing short of magical.

As a result, the scientific underpinning of the most critical health issue of our era — the burgeoning rates of obesity and diabetes and their complications — remains very much an open question.

In 2008, the Information Security Panel of the NSA initiated a conversation on the scientific underpinnings of computer security.

We all know there is nothing like a good night's sleep — sack time enhances mood, memory, immune function and hormonal balance — and yet the scientific underpinnings for sleep continue to be a mystery.

The clear key to this progress has been advances in understanding the scientific underpinnings of plasmas and of fusion science.

Here, the scientific underpinnings of the PB framework are updated and strengthened.

The final BDCP is intended to provide the scientific underpinning needed to gain authorizations under federal and state endangered species laws to build the water diversion tunnel.

«I do not know the source of that original document, but I assume it was sent to me because of my past exchanges with Heartland and because I was named in it,» said the scientist who has sparred often with Heartland and others who do not believe in the scientific underpinnings of man - made global warming.

«The field is just exploding — from our understanding of its scientific underpinnings to the therapies we can offer patients — and it's only getting better,» he says.

I got this tip from a labor and delivery nurse from India, and learned the scientific underpinning later: take 3 - 5 cardamon seeds and add it to your coffee.

This is why so many mainstream diets lead to flame - out bingeing: they focus far too much on what you «should» and «shouldn't» eat, and far too little on the scientific underpinnings like energy and macronutrient balance.

(I say additional because, as I've pointed out more than once, Dauphine's professional work is simply indefensible in terms of its scientific underpinnings — as she demonstrated in the collection of «facts» she complied for the Spring Issue of The Wildlife Professional and in her infamous «Apocalypse Meow» presentation to an audience of students and local birders at Warnell in 2009.)

This note is designed with the objective to help National Meteorological and Hydrological Services (NMHSs) and their national partners provide the scientific underpinning to the negotiations, to enable them to play their expected role within the national delegations and, in so doing, facilitate the discussions at the Conference of Parties at their Fifteenth (COP15) meeting in Copenhagen, Denmark in December 2009.

It has no demonstrated expertise in the physics or chemistry of climate, or even in meteorology, the scientific underpinnings of its conclusions.

Over time, the scope of the committee's work expanded to include all aspects of the natural climate system, the scientific underpinnings and varied impacts of forced climate change, and options and strategies for responding to climate change.

The coal boss said in an interview at yesterday's event that he has been personally pushing Pruitt to challenge the endangerment finding, the scientific underpinning for past and future regulations on greenhouse gas emissions.

Here, the scientific underpinnings of the PB framework are updated and strengthened.

after questioning the scientific underpinnings of global warming.

In Europe, Henk Tennekes was dismissed as research director of the Royal Dutch Meteorological Society after questioning the scientific underpinnings of global warming.

To this day IPCC assessments are the scientific underpinning of international negotiations while also providing unique insights into, for example, managing the risk of extreme events and disasters.

The EPA models have all been proven false using historical and current data, and thus there is no scientific underpinning for this jobs - killing, energy - crushing decision.

As I read these comments I hear the voices of people who have never actually delved into the scientific underpinnings of anthropogenic climate change.

IPCC mistakes, Climategate perversions, and now new major scientific findings all demand the same thing — that EPA reconsider its Endangerment Finding as the validity of its scientific underpinnings is badly in need of update and reappraisal.

The three reports examine the state of the science of climate change, the scientific underpinnings of domestic mitigation strategies, and approaches to climate change impacts adaptation.

This would equip policymakers with a scientific underpinning for developing an emissions reduction regime, without dictating specific policies.

Humanity as a species should develop the scientific underpinnings for climate engineering that can prevent or mitigate «ordinary» climate catastrophes.

The balance bias — giving a tiny faction of skeptics as much weight in news articles as the 97 percent of scientists publishing peer - reviewed articles — has skewed mainstream media coverage of the scientific underpinnings of climate disruption.

Later this year, a major update on the state of climate change research — the impacts, solutions, scientific underpinnings, etc. — will be released by the United Nations

Later this year, a major update on the state of climate change research — the impacts, solutions, scientific underpinnings, etc. — will be released by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

The scientific underpinning of such a standard would be based on (weighted) combinatorics and the idea that there are only so many tunes possible (that would be a huge number, until you get to the «within a genre» condition).

The degree programmes for Credit Risk need to be numerical, statistical or have a scientific underpinning such as Mathematics, Economics, Physics and Engineering.