Well, that's a leading question, Mr. Carr.

卡尔先生 你这属于诱导性提。

She said e-cigarette makers are using candy flavors and misleading ads to, in her words, hook children on nicotine.

她称电子烟制造商使用糖诱导性广告，用她的话说，让儿童对尼古丁感兴趣。

So the thought experiment to illustrate goal-induced blindness I want to do with you.

那么我想你一起做的一个思想实验，用来阐释目标诱导性盲视。

I mean, Evangelion's at that point where there's always this bait thing, bait argument.

我的意思是，《新世纪福战士》已经到了这样一个阶段，总是存在这种诱导性的东西，诱导性的争论。

They started with human-induced pluripotent stem cells, iPSCs.

他们从人类诱导性多能干细胞（iPSCs）开始。

A leading question suggests its own answer.

诱导性提示其答案。

Right. That was an example of a leading question.

好吧 那是典型的诱导性提。

For example, if investigators ask witnesses a leading question about a crime, such as, " What colour coat was he wearing? "

例如，如调查人员向目击证人提出有关犯罪的诱导性题，如“他穿着什么颜色的外套？”

I know what a leading question sounds like.

我知道诱导性题是什么样。

First, the researchers took skin cells from the tails of male mice and changed them into a kind of stem cell called " induced pluripotent stem cells."

首先，研究人员从雄性老鼠的尾巴中提取皮肤细胞，并将其转化为一种名为“诱导性多能干细胞”的干细胞。

For example, if investigators ask witnesses a leading question about a crime, such as, " What colour coat was he wearing? " their memories may adapt to incorporate the suggestions.

例如，如调查人员向目击证人提出有关犯罪的诱导性题，如“他穿着什么颜色的外套？”他们的记忆可能根据这些建议进行调整。