While we don't know exactly what Washington corporate attorney Jamie Gorelick did this week, a front page Washington Post story examined a question first raised by Republic Report back on January 10: Why is a Democratic power lawyer deeply connected to Bill and Hillary Clinton facilitating the disturbing kleptocratic power of the family whose patriarch pledged to put Hillary in jail?
The trial is novel in that we examined a question that is important to commissioners of services by comparing packages that were free to use versus commercially available products.
James Melville, appearing for Leopold Hill, took a similar line: the book was "written in a reverend spirit", not to inspire libidinous thoughts but to examine a social question.
In this paper, we follow the market microstructure approximation to examine an empirical question that, to the best of our knowledge, has not been previously addressed: whether the information asymmetry concerning firms' market valuation affects their short-term financing structure.
It is a quietly, fearless film that is unafraid to examine a contemporary cultural question that popular culture and its' self-congratulatory awards show would rather not have raised on the red carpet: Is this who we are?
The independent commission set up by the UCI to examine a series of questions around the Armstrong affair is cautiously welcomed by Tygart but he has reservations, shared by the World Anti-Doping Agency, over whether its remit is broad enough.
The doctors, led by Stephen Frost, say Hutton failed to examine a number of questions over the circumstances surrounding the discovery of Dr Kelly's body.
They suggested regression analyses to examine such a question, which we performed, but the results did not reveal significant association.
Part 2 examines a specific question in delirium epidemiology: What is the relationship between delirium and trajectories of cognitive decline?
Using PLCβ2 taste-blind animals, we then examined a fundamental question in taste perception: how taste modalities are encoded at the cellular level.
To evaluate whether this expansion in the definition of disability under the ADAAA has impacted the labor market outcomes of the obese, I take a similar empirical approach as Carpenter (2006), who previously examined a related question.
