The finding also supports criminology of place research that defines hot spots as relatively small "micro-places," such as clusters of addresses or street segments (Weisburd et al. 2012), as well as research on policing that concludes that more effective police strategies are more focused spatially (Telep and Weisburd 2012).
Diamond embarks on a long answer that concludes that so-called operational subsidiarisation works.
Blake Hudson pointed me toward a new study of the issue on CO2 Scoreboard that concludes that critics of energy efficiency have exaggerated the extent of rebound.
The new, boxed warning is a muddle that concludes that "the available data on the risk of myocardial ischemia are inconclusive".
This scenario supports prior research that concludes that carnivore abundance and highly competitive contexts were two constants in the lives of these hominin groups.
"Just last week," the paper said, "Standard & Poor's issued a briefing that concludes that investors are now imposing a funding premium of 35 basis points on large banking companies".
("His maturity, tenacity and judgment can be counted on in even the hardest of situations, and his devotion to mission accomplishment is unmatched by his peers," says an evaluation from May that concludes that he has "unlimited potential").
Based on other countries' experiences with LR (especially Germany and Spain), this paper develops a framework of analysis that concludes that the proposed Dutch LR regulation may not fulfill expectations in reality.
The basis of his attack is a nonpartisan study that concludes that Mr. Romney's proposals would inevitably mean big reductions in income tax for the wealthiest Americans and increases for the other 95 percent.
The most important article in this literature is an empirical study of the airline industry that concludes that common ownership of competing airlines, evaluated at the route level, is associated with higher prices on that route.
Page A15 RESULTS OF MELTDOWN STUDY The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is approaching completion of an ambitious study that concludes that a meltdown at a typical American reactor would lead to far fewer deaths than previously assumed.
