School effectiveness research applies scientific methods in establishing which malleable educational conditions are associated with output indicators that reflect the value added by schooling.
Their digital format allows them to be malleable as conditions change while maintaining a record as changes occur.
In her competent hands the human condition is malleable, capable of evolving to match the highs and lows of a hormonally challenged teenager.
As such, context is more than a static, nonchangeable boundary condition; it is a malleable riverbed directing the river of change and simultaneously being shaped by the river.
Yet again, research shows that our prejudices are quite malleable, and highly determined by social conditions.
However, despite its naturalness, empathy is a malleable reflex, deployed more under certain conditions than others.
One possible explanation for this fact is that the physical network of TF DNA associations is sufficiently malleable that ChIP data collected under one growth condition can have little overlap with the occupancy under other conditions (Harbison et al. 2004).
Sex differences are also malleable, having evolved so resiliency to poor environmental conditions or social stressors is reflected in their expression.
We first conducted a manipulation check to determine whether the incremental ability condition enhanced students' beliefs that intelligence is malleable (e.g., incremental, or it can develop and grow), relative to those in the control group.
In sum, the results suggest that IDC-BG hybrid gels have osteoinductive properties and potentially offer a novel therapeutic approach for procedures requiring the injectable delivery of a malleable and dynamic bone graft that mineralizes under physiological conditions.
Our results suggest that human norms of attractiveness are malleable and can change with exposure to different environments and conditions.
