The research, carried out with pay analysts XpertHR, cited the difference in promotion rates as one of the main causes of the gender pay gap.
They cited the difference in coverage of two political scandal stories: one involving a Democrat, William M. Boyle, Jr. was far more thoroughly covered than one involving a Republican, C. Wesley Roberts.
The result above is the first to cite the difference in the silicon etching rate induced using a Au film with different thicknesses.
She modestly suggests that she isn't gifted as an actress, and cites the difference in literary cultures between England and France, where writers seldom perform their work in public.
It may be noted that as a case study, design examples for three types of laminates have been presented in the 'Appendix' section, citing the difference in experimental and analytical shear strengths of laminates.
While Mr. Gore was citing the differences in voting systems as part of his argument for a recount, Allan J. Lichtman, chairman of the Department of History at American University in Washington, who has testified in dozens of voting rights lawsuits, said they could violate federal law, even if the variations were not intentional or politically motivated.
Some investigators cite the differences in antigen-presenting cells in superficial and deep tissues as a cause for doubt; this doubt leads to questions regarding the validity of cutaneous test results as they relate to periprosthetic tissue [ 7, 8, 14, 25].
Among patients who cited quantitative information, the difference in consent rate was even more marked (95% vs 36%, p less than 0.001); patients who did not cite quantitative information had equivalent consent rates.
One of the often cited reasons for the difference in breast cancer incidence in Africa compared with Western countries is the difference in environmental risk factors such as diet and physical activity (both contributing to obesity), use of hormones/other medications, and obstetric/gynecological practices [ 6].
During the campaign, reporters frequently cited the relatively small difference in proposed Medicare savings between Clinton and the congressional Republicans as evidence that the Democrats were exaggerating the Republican "threat" to Medicare.
"They didn't understand what they bought," Mr. Johnson said, citing the big differences in accounting rules and competitive climate between the American and Australian markets.
