That research finds that while people accept some level of inequality, this acceptance has firm limits.
It finds that while European Neanderthals bore no traces of modern human DNA, the Altai Neanderthal did.
It finds that while they may be motivated by a mix of business case agendas and their personal philosophical and religious beliefs, their accountability orientation reflects the latter.
It finds that while these institutions have become less risky individually after the crisis, the financial market has become more vulnerable to systemic contagion.
This new study finds that while this message works everywhere, it is particularly effective in traditionally dismissive parts of the country.
He finds that, while the Gulf Shi'a were inspired by their coreligionists in Iraq, Iran, and Lebanon, they ultimately pursued greater rights through a nonsectarian, nationalist approach.
A study finds that while lots of small-business owners believe social media are important only a few tap its power.
It finds that while girls tend to perform better than boys across all ethnic and social groups, gaps defined by criteria other than gender are larger still.
A new study from Sense About Science finds that while one third of parents claim that their children have allergies, only 5% actually do.
In The Little Princess: I Want to Win! the Little Princess finds that while she wins everything at home, because everyone lets her, she rarely achieves at school.
Research and interviews with department leaders finds that, while outreach to minority candidates and affinity groups can help, true diversity will only come when department leaders embrace inclusion.
