Sentences with phrase «teasing apart»

Except Roy Spencer's recent insight in teasing apart the confusing influence and interaction of forcings and feedbacks in ch.

Teasing apart the impacts of human - propelled climate changes from those caused by natural cycles can still be difficult.

This is in fact true, and for the decade since the problem of teasing apart global warming and the ocean oscillations was first raised in 2000 (about the same time «AMO» was coined) this failure of orthogonality has been a major obstacle to solving that problem.

Scientists have gathered evidence and have improved their methods for teasing apart natural and human factors.

Working with forams in UK salt marshes, the big problem is the whole teasing apart of isostatic / eustatic influences — I noted the correction for subsidence in the paper, but are you confident in not accounting for other sources?

Instead, it serves as an analysis, teasing apart the term «female» from the «so - called feminine aesthetics» and «politicized feminist positions» and, through the employment of a post-internet reality, collapsing the dichotomies that structure culture at large.

Instead of teasing apart the characteristics of separate practices, he misses the mark entirely by gathering all mimetic usage under one dank umbrella of failure, citing ``... the genius, who takes something and makes it his or her own, effectively erasing its origin and turning it into another facet of his or her glittering originality.

They belong to their time, much as David Salle shocked in painting because his juxtapositions resist teasing apart.

By studying the same children at two time points, Uccelli and Paez were able to begin teasing apart the relationships between the language skills that children bring to, and practice in, school.

Correlation is not causation of course, and there are so many other possible culprits that we're still teasing apart what affects what, but it's hard to believe that the steady decline in health that began around the time industrial oils were introduced is 100 % unrelated to this dietary change — so why give it the benefit of the doubt, when these problems were much fewer 100 years ago?

Preliminary results using carbon dioxide, methane, carbon monoxide, ethane, and soot spectroscopy observations are teasing apart biogenic and thermogenic (i.e., biomass burning and oil and gas production) contributions.

By teasing apart the structure of an enzyme vital to the parasites that cause toxoplasmosis and malaria, Whitehead Institute scientists have identified a potentially «drugable» target that could prevent parasites from entering and exiting host cells.

The first task was teasing apart the different types of motivations.

Meanwhile, researchers say teasing apart the genetic machinery of coffee rust is relevant not only to coffee lovers but also to our global food supply.

Teasing apart these complexities first requires characterizing how healthy tissues function, which in turn requires tissue samples.

Teasing apart those three concepts is often hard and there are a host of assumptions made about the terms.

«We're still teasing this apart,» said Martin.

In 1997, when Ellie was bouncing around from doctor to doctor, King was teasing apart the components of the venom from the Australian funnel - web, a deadly spider.

So right now no one is teasing apart the constellation of symptoms that could provide more insights, including detecting infections and biotoxins.

Mini-organ models promise enormous advantages for understanding basic human biology, teasing apart human disease processes, and offering an accurate testing ground for finding or vetting drug therapies.

Recognizing the signs of ill forest health and teasing apart the causes are important both for sustaining the services that humans rely on and for the effective conservation of forest biomes.

Because the genome for Dictyostelium has been sequenced, researchers are already deeply immersed in teasing apart different genes and traits that might help explain the differences between farmers and nonfarmers and how the symbiosis might have evolved in the first place.

In their article, the authors underscore that although teasing apart the intricacies between gun laws and related violence can be very difficult, evidence increasingly shows that stricter gun laws in the U.S. can reduce crime.

This virus might become quite an important tool in teasing apart the phases of the infection cycle.

Teasing apart these influences will require creative stimulus and experimental design combined with integration of converging evidence across lots of different studies.

In Noto's case, it involved teasing apart what it means to be the highest quality sparkling wine.

Teasing apart their subtle but important differences helps explain why rivalry makes for such a potent motivator, says Gavin Kilduff, a professor at NYU's Stern School of Business.

The understanding of «reality» vs. «fantasy» and the complex interweaving of perceptions of possibilities (far - fetched to immediate) with reality, which produces consciousness, will be teased apart and discussed at length.

Trimming a generous amount of the stem from the brussels sprouts makes it quite a bit easier to tease apart the leaves for this winter slaw recipe.

Cook eggs, shaking pan occasionally (and using a rubber spatula to help tease apart any edges if needed) until edges are golden brown, about 2 minutes.

But Tough admirably teases apart the hazards of having it too good without falling into the «poor little rich kid» syndrome.

I had to spend a fair amount of time talking with her, trying to tease apart her pregnancy symptoms versus the possibility of them stemming instead from depression.

Otherwise, we won't be able to tease apart causation.

The Swedish epidemic was a unique opportunity to try to tease apart feeding factors associated with celiac disease, and a retrospective case control study of Swedish kids revealed some patterns from the epidemic.

But our ability to tease apart every factor that might impact sleep safety is imperfect; there will always be factors that aren't quantified in these studies, not to mention the fact that case control studies have some inherent limitations.

It's hard for a layperson to tease apart the type of depression your teen might be struggling with.

The prime minister's promise of money being «no object» allows Miliband to tease apart his flooding defences

Ethics in government, big money political corruption, Gov. Andrew Cuomo's culpability, yea or nay on legislative pay raises, are all part of one big sticky ball of garbage with so many points of contact between individuals and issues it's impossible to tease them apart.

However, previous studies have not teased apart whether language makes understanding false beliefs easier, or is a «necessary prerequisite», says Jennie Pyers, a psychologist at Wellesley College in Massachusetts.

Multiple planets imprint multiple overlapping shifts, which require time — and mathematical modeling of possible planetary arrangements — to tease apart.

It's almost impossible to tease apart which factors drive something as complicated as crime.

The study was designed by Robert Plomin of the Institute of Psychiatry at King's College London and his colleagues, to tease apart the impact of genes and the environment on educational achievement.

«This study permits us to tease apart — for the first time ever — the roles of infants» early experience and maturational status in establishing this critical language - cognition link,» said senior author Sandra Waxman, the Louis W. Menk Chair in Psychology in the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences at Northwestern and faculty fellow in the University's Institute for Policy Research.

Using two commonly prescribed sleep aids — zolpidem and sodium oxybate (Xyrem)-- Mednick, Kaestner and Wixted were able to tease apart the effects of sleep spindles and rapid eye movement (REM) sleep on the recall of emotional memories.

For cognitive neuroscientist Atsushi Sekiguchi, who was studying the neural underpinnings of stress at Tohoku University in Sendai, the earthquake was a rare opportunity to tease apart cause and effect.

Philip Corlett, an assistant professor of psychiatry, and Al Powers, a clinical instructor in psychiatry, wanted to identify factors that contribute to auditory hallucinations and to tease apart what makes some people's experiences troubling and others» benign.

She crystallized the enzyme luciferase and teased apart the reactions it catalyzes to generate the phosphorescent molecule responsible for the insects» glow.

Additional analyses that tease apart these effects will help us to better understand these findings and seasonal trends.»

However, researchers have had difficulty demonstrating this, partly due to an inability to tease apart contributions of local and non-local dependencies to the structural hierarchy of the music.

A preprint recently posted on the bioRxiv server used genetic data from more than 6500 people born in Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru to tease apart how specific Native American groups and multiple populations from the Iberian peninsula contributed to modern genomes.