Sentences with phrase «studies lend credence»

On the other hand, some new studies lend credence to claims of oxytocin's potential — albeit with important caveats.

«Our study lends credence to the idea that even as an adult, your brain is able to better learn skills just by watching the activity take place.

The results of our study lend credence to this scenario.»

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According to the study, the finding lends more credence to the hypothesis that Mars may have once had a wetter, warmer climate thanks to a dense carbon dioxide atmosphere.

These findings, as well as those from other studies, lend credence to the decision of the Food and Drug Administration to reevaluate the soy protein health claim issued a decade ago.

And if that weren't enough, the study found that grip strength's significance was consistent across high - income, middle - income, and low - income countries, lending further credence to the findings.

These studies haven't used particularly high reps (as I recall they limit the higher rep days to about 15 reps or so) but the fact that constantly varying the reps scheme produces better results does lend credence to my Muscle Factor Model.

But as the Ohio and Louisiana studies indicate, the research lends little credence to this line of thought.

For example, by directing teachers to focus more individual attention on each student — or to encourage them to study and learn at their own pace, focusing on topics of their choosing — we might be lending credence to the notion that public education is a private commodity rather than a public good.

Player feedback and studies by game design psychologists lent more and more credence to the idea that gamers prefer new challenges as they gain skill and proficiency at a style of game.

Certainly there are papers from a couple of recent studies replicating the old instrumentation that suggest these early instruments were substantially warm biased which would lend a degree of credence towards this possibility.

Dr. Bates» revelations and NOAA's obstruction certainly lend credence to what I've expected all along — that the Karl study used flawed data, was rushed to publication in an effort to support the president's climate change agenda, and ignored NOAA's own standards for scientific study.

«Dr. Bates» revelations and NOAA's obstruction certainly lend credence to what I've expected all along — that the Karl study used flawed data, was rushed to publication in an effort to support the president's climate change agenda, and ignored NOAA's own standards for scientific study,» Smith said in a statement on The Daily Mail's story.

The findings, conclusions and recommendations generated through this study should be of interest to educators in the field of early childhood programs for at - risk populations as a means to lend credence to the need for parenting education programs as a valid component in these programs.