Even controlling for test scores, they made more money if they went to elite colleges.
Even controlling for survival rates, the authors found, most small businesses remain small.
They found that scholars who dressed down at an academic conference, eschewing blazers for T-shirts, had stronger research records, even controlling for age and gender.
and child mortality were negatively correlated (that is, higher I.Q. meant lower mortality), even controlling for education, age, and a number of other factors.
Mr Gershuny argues that those who engage with friends online also tend to see them more in person, even controlling for age.
One, published last month by the American Medical Association, shows that states with more, and stricter, firearm laws have fewer firearm fatalities, even controlling for those states' socioeconomic characteristics.
Research on the subject has ranged from being inconclusive to showing that the opposite is true — that women are less likely to use force, even controlling for their relatively low representation among police forces.
Drink lots of water: The first randomised controlled trial studying the link between water consumption and weight loss suggests that drinking water before meals does lead to weight loss, even controlling for the number of calories consumed during the day.
Even controlling for other skills such as verbal and numerical skills, she said, children with better spatial thinking are more likely to eventually go into mathematics, engineering, science and technology.
Policy Exchange, a think-tank, has found that even controlling for factors such as education level, housing tenure, benefit receipts, local unemployment rates and age, the political divide remains in evidence.Thus the north looks hard for the Tories to crack.
Even controlling for PR spin, to me those don't look like the words of someone's who's "afraid" of anything.
