If the literary landscape is dominated by specific groups, how can we be healthy as a society and benefit from both our differences and commonalities?
Future studies may benefit from exploring differences across different chronic GI conditions.
They benefit from the differences between members to co-create or co-execute specific tasks, and when the task is complete, they dissolve.
But Dr. Marsha K. Guess, an assistant professor at Yale medical school and the lead author of the new study, said female cyclists may benefit from anatomical differences that produce less compression.
Companies which choose to outsource one or more finance processes continue to benefit from global differences in wages, and they access new talent and expertise (such as in systems implementation and process improvement) to create further competitive advantages.
Further studies are needed to expound whether there are significant differences among different time points within the same patients and whether patients can benefit from such differences.
"As we often have in our history, our country benefits from strong differences of opinion on many important issues affecting both federal legislation and the federal government," the letter says.
But when talking about gender differences in math achievement, or racial differences in intelligence, do members of the "groups on top" benefit from seeing those differences as immutable and not subject to change?
What can students and faculty do to benefit from differences, and even learn from the inevitable moments of misunderstanding and awkwardness?
Because regardless of religious background -- and regardless of whether they're politicians, evangelists or weapons dealers -- radicals inevitably share one common characteristic: They benefit from promoting conflict, differences and fear.
