Sentences with phrase «what emerging research»

Stay with me on this one... there is a practical and very logical way to help transfer mom's microbes to cesarean babies and this is what the emerging research is showing.

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«Of course, no one can say precisely what they'll do,» says Santosh Rao, the managing director and head of research for Greencrest Capital, a New York City - based boutique advisory firm that follows emerging companies.

Companies that say they want to be competitive in an emerging field but don't invest in research and development obviously don't mean what they say.

So, here's what we know about the workshop so far: there will be both consumer groups, law enforcement, and research organizations at the workshops, examining how crypto scams emerge in the market, and how these scammers are able to exploit interest in virtual currencies.

The point that emerges from Anna Foa's researches, however, is that the question of access to this huge archive has quite wrongly dominated the whole controversy of what the pope did or didn't do for the Jews for many years, with frequent insinuations that the archive's inaccessibility was motivated by attempts to suppress the shameful secrets it supposedly contains.

An Augustinian, in contrast, might see such scientific research as partially demonstrating what most Christians have assumed all along: that we emerge from our mother's womb with a self - orientation that makes loving God and loving neighbor contradictory to our innate predisposition.

We tried to gather all of these strands together, and what emerged was a comprehensive development with five thrusts: the new building; the new Center for Advanced Religious and Theological Studies; endowed research posts; the parallel development of the consortium of theological seminaries in Cambridge; and curriculum development.

Emerging research from the fields of neuroscience and nutrition shows that by changing what you eat, you can stabilize your mood, improve your focus, and boost your brain health, all while trimming your tummy.

Now, emerging research has shifted the focus in the hunt for what helps a child thrive.

What emerges from our research is a strong desire for justice amongst survivors.

Lyons main job, as she sees it, is to collect and disseminate information of all sorts: on the capacity and potential of scientific resources in the region; the logistics of getting research done in a particular country or locale; emerging technologies that promise to assist NSF researchers working in sub-Saharan Africa; and which scientists are doing what where in the region.

The goal is «encouraging a small group of researchers to jointly address challenging and interdisciplinary research and unconventional approaches, to see what breakthroughs or even new fields of research emerge.»

The latest series of clarifications in what, in its totality, is a very complex puzzle, emerges from new research published in Nature today by a team co-led by investigators at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL), Yale University, the University of California, San Francisco, and the University of Washington, Seattle.

Just 1 week after news broke about a clinical research tragedy in France, more details have emerged about what happened at the private research company in Rennes where the phase I study took place.

What is emerging from the research is that Antarctica is a far more dynamic place than anyone could have imagined a century ago — and that what happens there can have dramatic consequences for millions of people around the world.Now, instead of mapping new geographical discoveries, scientists are seeking to map the inner workings of the strange forces at play in Antarctica, from the biological mechanisms that allow tiny organisms to seemingly awake from the dead, to the little - understood forces that are gnawing away at the continent's ice — with increasing viWhat is emerging from the research is that Antarctica is a far more dynamic place than anyone could have imagined a century ago — and that what happens there can have dramatic consequences for millions of people around the world.Now, instead of mapping new geographical discoveries, scientists are seeking to map the inner workings of the strange forces at play in Antarctica, from the biological mechanisms that allow tiny organisms to seemingly awake from the dead, to the little - understood forces that are gnawing away at the continent's ice — with increasing viwhat happens there can have dramatic consequences for millions of people around the world.Now, instead of mapping new geographical discoveries, scientists are seeking to map the inner workings of the strange forces at play in Antarctica, from the biological mechanisms that allow tiny organisms to seemingly awake from the dead, to the little - understood forces that are gnawing away at the continent's ice — with increasing vigor.

This exciting area has attracted attendance of over 400 delegates to learn what novel technologies, platforms and applications are emerging that will impact future healthcare delivery and pharmaceutical research.

What are the emerging research areas topics, and which research grant types and institutes fund them?

But emerging nutrition science research, as well as data collected from people in their 90s and beyond, shows what, when, and how we eat has a profound influence on how long we live.

Emerging research is teaching us that what we eat is only a fraction of the health picture.

What new research and treatments are emerging in this field, and how can families more effectively manage the physical and psychosocial impact of these conditions?

However, emerging research has explored the relationship between a range of health related variables and what has been called «problematic» cell phone use.

Hi Karen, There is little research to determine what happens to women as they age but here is some emerging evidence you may find intersting: https://www.pcosnutrition.com/what-happens-to-women-with-pcos-as-they-age/

Meanwhile, a few thought leaders quietly emerge, working to put their forces behind what needs to be done — identifying possibilities, boundaries and limitations, defining terminology, and citing research for or against the idea.

According to Becky Smerdon and Kathryn Borman, who led the Gates - sponsored research team that evaluated the initiative, by the late 1990s some consensus had emerged among reformers about what made schools successful: «a shared vision focused on student learning, common strategies for engendering that learning, a culture of professional collaboration and collective responsibility, high - quality curriculum, systematic monitoring of student learning, strong instructional leadership (usually from the principal), and adequate resources.»

What we don't reflect on enough is how some educators are connected to the global community, emerging trends and research, and larger conversations around reform and the direction of global education in general — and how so many other educators are simply not tapped into that world.

Analyst Linda McKay comments that the new report «really supports what I saw emerging in the research grants for what was effective in character education... that in order for character education to be effective, it really has to be a schoolwide process, a total school framework based on faculty, students, and parents.»

An emerging body of research examining the design and implementation of QRIS standards finds mixed evidence linking QRIS rating levels to child outcomes, and the degree to which a QRIS is well implemented appears to be a critical factor in achieving positive outcomes.Gretchen Kirby et al., «What Do Quality Rating Levels Mean?

First, despite findings from existing and emerging research for educational effectiveness in terms of instructional effectiveness and its impact on teaching and learning, there is a disturbing level of ignorance among school leaders and teachers at all levels of educational provision related to what works and why — especially as they relate to the teaching of literacy and numeracy.

Reports like Reading Next [1] and What Makes Middle Schools Work [2] highlight the benefits of collaboration for both students and teachers, while emerging research suggests that inquiry - based approaches empower teachers to advance their practice and student learning.

Hyper - individualization does precisely what the emerging body of research says it does and more: it isolates children, it breeds competition, it assumes that children can learn entirely on their own, and it dehumanizes the learning environment, reducing the human experience of learning down to a mechanistic process, one where children become the objects of learning as opposed to the subjects of their own educational narrative.»

Sanders claims that the model's «formula adjusts for one - offs,» again contrary to what continues to emerge in the research.

Her piece in the Washington Post spoke of what she saw and heard in classrooms and from leaders that reinforced to her that educating the «whole child» (or also known as social - emotional learning) isn't just jargon or a fad, but a shift in the mindset of leaders and teachers that is yielding real impact on student outcomes (and is supported by emerging data - based research).

As Joshua Weishart, an associate professor of law and policy at West Virginia University whose research centers on education law, told me last month, coordinated teacher demonstrations, such as picketing, are emerging as one of the dominant ways for a society to decide what public education will be.

What Educators and Parents Should Know About Neuroplasticity, Learning and Dance — Written by Dr. Judith Hanna, this article highlights existing and emerging research into the role that dance and movement plays in a child's education and ability to learn.

But how best to use the summertime to foster student learning and development remains undetermined, although more research has emerged on what works best.

To what extent are new and emerging constructs for teaching and learning being fully integrated into every student's opportunity to learn including issues such as brain research, multiple intelligences and new intelligences?

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Hence, naturally, a question emerges in this typical scenario — what can a busy student do, when he / she doesn't dispose of the time or skill to write an excellent research paper?

What emerges from Sun's research, her interviews, and her own memories of growing up in China is a moving portrait of China past and present.

Arjun Rudra presents Taking Advantage Of The Growth In Emerging Markets With Luisa Moreno, PhD Of Lusight Research posted at Investing Thesis, saying, «If a global economic recovery, especially in the emerging markets, is what you believe in, then investing in resources and commodities is likely one way to take advantage of thatEmerging Markets With Luisa Moreno, PhD Of Lusight Research posted at Investing Thesis, saying, «If a global economic recovery, especially in the emerging markets, is what you believe in, then investing in resources and commodities is likely one way to take advantage of thatemerging markets, is what you believe in, then investing in resources and commodities is likely one way to take advantage of that growth.

Though the research sought to identify the facial features that most appeal to youngsters in pets — specifically, whether baby - like traits play a role — what inadvertently emerged was a picture of cats as underdogs.

At the end of these rigorously researched and happily exhausting exhibitions, what emerges is an account of a man who was driven as much by the prospects of wealth as he was by portraying his truth as a gay man, consequences be damned.

Her 2010 tweaked reinterpretation emerges out of conversations and collaborative research with the curator, who was eager to know and use what came before.

Creates opportunities for emerging and established artists, curators and writers to reflect on what they do, position their practice within relevant global discourse, create career - defining research and commissions, and network with colleagues.

The exhibition «Les Nouveaux chercheurs d'or» by the artists Émilie Brout & Maxime Marion, questions the relationship between aesthetics and perceived value, through a research on materiality and virtuality, the boundaries between physical and digital, where the presented materials are not always what they seem, and where value does not necessarily emerges where we expected.

Research scientists, policymakers and ethicists gathered in Berlin this week to discuss the emerging field of «climate engineering» and what it... Read More

We argue that what experts say and do to define and address issues of equity matters, because such boundary - drawing affects who is authorized to speak with regard to the advisability and contours of solar geoengineering research, and because the emerging visions of a smaller configuration of actors may have the potential to coalesce into widely - shared and collectively - held imaginaries.

What emerged most strongly for me was that, in the current atmosphere of the climate debate, the possibilities of doing «value free» research are greatly reduced: any scientific development which paints a picture of things being better or «worse than we thought» has immediate implications for the debate.

The quantity of research in geosciences is voluminous, literally, and it takes a constant dip into the current state of play to follow what is changing and emerging.

According to research from Ford, this approach to flexible ownership is right in line with what Gen Y (Millenials) and Gen Z are open to, and could address what some say is the emerging and future trend of «cutting the cord»: