It also questions why the findings of a study by Sir Bruce, published in the British Medical Journal, appeared to have been made available to the Government in advance of its publication.
The question of why a study that necessitated industry cooperation and money is inherently less valid than a study produced by scientists who are openly opposed to fracking was left unanswered.
It then summarizes the findings of a study highlighting why GIS software is hard for non-specialist users to use.
We talked to the author of a study about why people are deeply unchill about those who don't want to ever spawn offspring.
This month, the Consumer Product Safety Commission, whose investigation into Chinese drywall is the largest in its history, will release the results of a study to determine why the drywall is causing the problem, and what kind of remediation programs might be effective.
Fred Pailler is one of the authors of a study looking at why banning pro-ana websites might not be such a good idea.
"Why Most Published Research Findings Are Wrong" is the provocative title of a study which caught my eye in the New York Times science coverage recently.
He was very cautious, even over nuclear energy, and cancelled plans for a programme after Chernobyl," said Rublee, the author of Nonproliferation Norms – a study of why some nations choose the path of nuclear restraint, now teaching at the University of Auckland.
That's why the results of a new study are so encouraging — and potentially important.
That's why the results of a new study are so intriguing.
Jane Mansbridge, Charles F. Adams Professor of Political Leadership and Democratic Values, is the author of Beyond Adversary Democracy, an empirical and normative study of face-to-face democracy, and the award-winning Why We Lost the ERA, a study of anti-deliberative dynamics in social movements based on organizing for an Equal Rights Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
