A wealth of research in humans shows that cooperation and caring vary with the degree of genetic relatedness.
Some designers single out the wealth of research showing that Americans remain very much afraid of crime, even though crime has actually fallen.
A wealth of research has come out this year on how children behave on the internet and its been a topic of heavy debate.
There's now a wealth of research that is trying to tap into the mechanisms involved in both sub-clinical and clinical forms of anxiety.
Her biographies are known for their strong narrative lines and their wealth of research and detail, drawn from personal visits to historic sites.
What unites them is a wealth of research worn lightly, a sharp eye for the details that shape characters and, above all, a poet's flair for language.
My argument that younger people face unprecedented challenges was built upon a wealth of research from the UK and abroad, in areas like game theory, neurology and demography.
But a wealth of research by highly respected economists shows that well-designed, high-quality early-childhood education programs offer a positive payback.
Re "Guarding Privacy May Not Always Protect Patients" (18 and Under, July 12): A wealth of research shows that access to confidential reproductive health care benefits teenage patients.
A wealth of research has documented the swarming mass of microscopic meanies that hitch a ride on us as we travel.
But a growing wealth of research shows that those values often prove to be finicky, inconsistent intuitions, swayed by ethically irrelevant factors.
