Sentence examples for estimates of intelligence from inspiring English sources

A sequence of asking questions, making observations, drawings, and recording data (Fig. 7) leads to the logical formation of inferences dealing with the dentition, diet, and comparative estimates of intelligence for the observed fossils.

Age-appropriate national population norms were available for each participating site included in the IMAGE sample and these were used to derive standardized estimates of intelligence [Sonuga-Barke et al., 2008].

RCPM standard scores can be converted to IQ scores for estimates of intelligence levels (Counter et al. 2005; Raven et al. 1998), although they should not be interpreted as a measure of global intelligence, but of nonverbal intelligence (Counter et al. 2009).

We evaluate two competing hypotheses about the cause of assortative mating in intelligence: social homogamy and phenotypic assortment, and their implications for the heritability estimate of intelligence.

The best estimates of Western intelligence put their numbers at 5,000 or more, "but these numbers are very difficult to pin down at the best of times," the Western diplomat said.

However, the different batteries of cognitive tests yield almost identical estimates of general intelligence (Johnson et al. 2004).

Heritability estimates of general intelligence in adulthood generally range from 75to85%5%, with all heritability due to additive genetic influences, while genetic dominance and shared environmental factors are absent, or too small to be detected.

A second possible explanation for the different effect sizes observed across the two age groups relates to the lower stability of estimates of child intelligence at younger age (e.g., Bartels et al. 2002; Petrill et al. 2004).

Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told a Senate panel that an estimated 70% of intelligence employees had been furloughed.

Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told a Senate panel that an estimated 70% of intelligence workers had been placed on unpaid leave.

In addition, since tasks originally used for estimating aspect(s) of intelligence (VIQ tests) were used here for estimating language abilities, and some language task performance correlated with measured PIQ, the latent "language" factor revealed by PLS might to some extent also reflect a latent factor of general or specific processes of intelligence.