Sentences with phrase «strikingly similar studies»

It gets really tiring reading so many strikingly similar studies.

Not exact matches

The results are strikingly similar to those of another study Fabrizio performed in December, which examined the benefits of the contrarian investing technique to betting on NFL games.

The researchers noted that the two studies made strikingly similar findings despite the fact that they focused on different types of immune cells.

In past studies to develop a new animal model for the brain events that support motor development, neurophysiologist Martin Garwicz of Lund University in Sweden and his colleagues discovered that the schedules by which ferrets and rats acquire various motor skills, such as crawling and walking, are strikingly similar to each other; the progress simply happens faster for rats.

Photographed here in its native range in Western Australia, this carnivorous plant evolved to digest insects through a strikingly similar evolutionary pathway as other plants that developed the same capability independently, a new study finds.

«Brown dwarfs are strikingly similar to Jupiter so we study their atmospheres in order to look at what weather on other worlds might look like,» said Jonathan Gagné, a Backyard Worlds team member from the Carnegie Institution for Science.

Different types of brain tumours may use strikingly similar approaches to generate and use energy to survive in the brain, according to a new study * published in PLOS ONE.

The moon may have formed when a primordial planet with a chemical composition strikingly similar to that of Earth collided with our planet, according to a new study published Thursday in the journal Nature.

According to a study published in the journal Nature Communications, close friends actually share strikingly similar brain waves.

Last year, State Superintendent Dick Ross published a report on the testing load in the state's schools that showed strikingly similar results as the new Council for Great City Schools study.

Why do two studies that seem to be employing generally similar methodologies produce such strikingly different results?

Its study of more than 90,000 teachers in four urban school districts finds that most schools retain their highest - and lowest - performing teachers at strikingly similar rates.

In a study of the HCZ, Brookings posed two related but strikingly different questions about the efficacy of the zone: first, do students «who receive the full panoply of HCZ services have superior achievement to similar students who don't receive those services» and second, did «students who received the schools - only component of the HCZ» perform as well as «students who received the full treatment?»

A new study notes that naturally occurring canine and feline osteoarthritis is strikingly similar to human osteoarthritis, including its appearance in radiographs and how it leads to...

The study notes that naturally occurring canine and feline osteoarthritis is strikingly similar to human osteoarthritis, including its appearance in radiographs and how it leads to impaired mobility and sleep disturbances.

Another study, this one done by Consumer Reports National Research Center, found strikingly similar results.

A strikingly similar narrative appeared in the memorandum from Secretary Perry, who also serves on President Trump's National Security Council, which ordered a new DOE study on grid reliability be prepared in just 60 days:

If you look into the science, you begin to see patterns of behavior that are strikingly similar to the what is being discussed in climate science: manipulation of research, improperly conducted studies, political machinations and influence, and so on, to the point that I read in a recent article in the Altlantic that a very highly regarded researcher in this field claims that up to 90 % of these studies are either flawed or totally inaccurate.

Rick Perry's grid study sounds strikingly similar to the one Travis Fisher wrote for fossil fuel interests in 2015.

This study contributes significantly to our knowledge of the social functioning of siblings of children with cancer and indicates that overall, siblings» peer relationships are strikingly similar to matched classroom peers.