"If you have choice without civil rights policies, it stratifies the system," said Gary Orfield, the co-director of the Civil Rights Project at U.C.L.A., a research organization that recently published a study hailing the benefits of integrated schools.
In a subsequent study, Hail (2002) also provides evidence of a negative association between disclosure quality in general and the cost of equity capital, using a sample of 73 Swiss firms.
Imagine, if you can, a small, brief study being hailed as the final "nail in the coffin" of the hypothesis that some new, patented, and expensive drug might be effective in treating some condition.
These are also people whose depression is considered to be resistant to treatment, so those conducting the study are hailing the results as a triumph.
In Montreal, where Mr. Lefevre studied art, his work was hailed as witty and caustic, and it won honors.
Along with the study on glucocorticoid receptor and child abuse (McGowan et al, 2009), this study has been hailed as evidence of how social experience gets under the skin (Hyman, 2009), and this metaphor has traveled widely in the social science context and is today reinforced by a parallel notion of epigenetic effects going "into the mind" (Toyokawa et al, 2012).
Their study has been hailed by independent experts as historic and a probable turning point in the history of treating Alzheimer's.
The success of that and similar studies had been hailed as one of the rare triumphs in the war against AIDS.
In several such studies, CD133 was hailed as a cancer stem cell marker [ 6, 22- 28].
