It includes the discovery of these relationships, and the study of the causes behind this pattern.More?
In 2008, researchers from Oxford University undertook a Europe-wide study of the causes of heart disease.
The first attempt at an empirical study of the causes and consequences of the riots was announced by the Guardian and the London School of Economics on Monday.
It was commissioned by the Guardian and built by Team Populism, a global network of scholars dedicated to the scientific study of the causes and consequences of populism.
Now, a bill has been introduced in the New York City Council calling for a formal study of the causes — and remedies — of racial segregation in public schools.
Future study of the causes of gambling behavior may benefit from integration within a more general framework of risk-taking.
Black adults developed heart failure at a rate 20 times higher than did whites, even dying of it decades before the condition typically strikes whites, in a large multicenter study of the causes of heart disease, researchers reported.
Consider Ben Bernanke and Henry Paulson: the slouchy Jewish academic who, thank God, made a special study of the causes of the Great Depression; and the aerobicized Christian Scientist former head of Goldman Sachs.
He said the law precluded him from introducing crucial pieces of evidence, like a study of the causes of death of I.B.M. employees and evidence of a defective exhaust system in the factory.
She began the Women's Health Initiative, a $625 million study of the causes, prevention and treatment of cardiovascular diseases, osteoporosis and cancer in middle-aged and older women.
Or suppose I want to donate $10m to my alma mater to fund an endowed chair in sociology for study of the causes of American inequality.
