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Producing scholarly papers is critical for career advancement, but studies show that women publish fewer articles than their male colleagues, are less likely to be primary authors, and rarely serve as reviewers.
True, most studies suggest that developing countries ought to precede any sharp opening to international financial markets by liberalizing trade.
Animal research and some human studies suggest that full control of artificial limbs in real time could further offer the paralyzed an opportunity to grasp or even to stand and walk on brain-controlled, artificial legs, albeit likely through invasive means, with electrodes implanted directly in the brain.
Case studies revealed hypomania and personality changes of which patients were unaware, and which disrupted family relationships before the stimulation parameters were readjusted.
Recent studies of the effect of ocean temperature on the movement of ground-based ice sheets are not reassuring.
And studies in Japan indicate that higher population densities create stronger incentives for individuals to become entrepreneurs; a 10% increase in population density increases the share of people who wish to become entrepreneurs by approximately 1%.
A comparable assessment of disappointing interest-rate effects is reflected in recent "event studies” research that calls into question the link between QE and ten-year Treasury yields.
CBA, and its common use in studies of the rate of return on investment, originated in the United States in the 1930s to assess water resource projects.
Future advances will require the interaction of laboratory research, clinical case studies, and the imagination of creative thinkers.
The Immigration GameGreen Papers, as they are called in Europe, or White Papers, as they are known in America and Britain, are often mere rhetorical essays – government-backed studies that state broad principles unlikely ever to be applied in practice.
In fact, recent studies by Petra Moser and Heidi Williams, among others, find little evidence that patents boost innovation.
Recent studies show that financial incentives to promote earlier retirement are sometimes powerful, so much so that continuing to work becomes a prohibitively expensive.
“Softer” interventions, like better land-use planning and ecosystem-based approaches, are widely supported, but their effectiveness has been assessed in only a few small-scale studies.
Similarly, a rich body of data, including many important studies by Alessandra Rellini and Cindy Meston, now links women’s arousal to their autonomic nervous systems (Rellini and Meston have even found that rape can affect women’s baseline ANS years after the assault).
These and other studies link female arousal to women’s freedom from “bad stress” and support in relaxation – and in their having some sense of control over events affecting them.
Studies of functional brain imaging in people experiencing pain tend to confirm this view.
Such studies show that simple signals of tissue injury generate many simultaneous brain processes.
But studies tend to show that the majority of income transfers by government occur within the middle class, while only a relatively small proportion are from rich to poor.
Many of them have completed their graduate studies at the Central European University (CEU), which I established in Budapest in the early 1990s.
But numerous scientific studies showed that these fears were baseless.
President Xi Jinping’s daughter, for example, studies at Harvard under an assumed name, and Bo Xilai’s son has been a student at Oxford and Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government; he is now studying at Columbia Law School.
So I have commissioned a number of studies to help us craft a scaled-up enrollment strategy for September, and installed a project-management team in the ministry whose sole task is to make sure that we can reach this goal.
Studies show that idle retirement leads to a sharp decline in one’s cognitive skills, whereas a policy of active retirement would encourage older people to pursue fulfilling new challenges.
Some suggest that, given his Sharia studies, Abdel-Jalil might be an Islamic fundamentalist.
This could have led to new insights into preventing and treating peptic ulcers, but studies could not be continued: both species of Rheobatrachus are now extinct.
According to Santa Deverajan, the director of the World Bank's World Development Report 2004 , some studies showed that the program could have reduced poverty by as much as 64%.
Moreover, studies indicate that even significant air-pollution reduction starting at high levels will have only a minor impact.
But internal European Union studies indicate that European exports are more closely linked to changes in external demand than the euro-dollar exchange rate.
Alzheimer’s might be more predictable if scientists had the time and resources to conduct far-reaching longitudinal studies over many years.
Such studies ideally would involve blood, imaging, memory, and medical tests, as well as detailed lifestyle questionnaires filled out by thousands of young and middle-aged people.
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