And although on average women and men tend to have similar citation and download impacts, in Brazil, women's articles are still cited less frequently than their male counterparts' articles.
With the parallels you've already drawn in this blog post, you could write a great and highly illuminating counterpart to the article that shows from where these so-called "unconscious biases" stems.
In the second column, list the group's counterparts in the article (i.e. American-based tutors).
He added that feedback from May's European counterparts about her article 50 letter was that the "tone of the letter was appreciated and considered to be constructive".
We note that the data structures and scientific questions of interest in [ 11] and their counterparts in this article are significantly different.
Therefore, the JSB recommends Eurojust to consider this element in the framework of the regular consultation meetings with Georgian counterparts as foreseen by Article 20 of the draft agreement, especially taking into account the relevant provisions in the Police Directive.
Other would-be peaceniks included the Greek foreign minister (see article), his Canadian counterpart and the UN's secretary-general.
"What happened in America is the same as that which has been carried out in the UK, and in particular in Northern Ireland," argued the Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble and his newly elected Tory counterpart, Iain Duncan Smith, in a joint article in November 2001.
Following Mr Cameron's referendum pledge, French foreign minister Laurent Fabius and his German counterpart Guido Westerwelle wrote a joint article saying: "An a la carte Europe, which would see some claiming the advantages of the EU without complying with the obligations that come with them, is not a conceivable option".
These factors comprise on the one hand an analgesic placebo influence induced by the therapeutic situation per se, and on the other hand its clinically less studied algesic anxiety-related nocebo influence counterpart [ 4- 6] (in this article the term "anxiebo" is used to better focus on how to deal with this connection clinically).
But the task of China's policymakers is doubly difficult because they have far fewer tools at their disposal than their counterparts in developed countries (see article).
