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With interest in social media background checks skyrocketing lately, including a new study claiming that a quick review of Facebook profiles of job applicants can predict future job success, Attorney and safe hiring expert Lester Rosen, CEO of nationwide background check firm Employment Screening Resources (ESR), will present the webinar «Using the Internet and Social Networking Sites for Employment Screening: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly» on Thursday, March 1, 2012 from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM PST to examine the pros and cons of employers using information found online.

With interest in social media background checks skyrocketing lately, including a new study claiming that a quick review of Facebook profiles of job applicants can predict future job success, Attorney and safe hiring expert Lester Rosen, CEO of nationwide background check firm Employment Screening Resources (ESR), will present the webinar «Using the Internet and Social Networking...

Orin Kerr, at the libertarian legal blog The Volokh Conspiracy, points to a new study claiming that laws prohibiting cell phone use while driving have not succeeded in reducing car crashes.

We've previously written about their study claiming 90 % fewer emissions than equivalent

Another study claiming that Greenland's ice cap is melting.

A quick google search finds a New Scientist article cited a study claiming 50 %.

The report, entitled «Polar bears hurt by climate change are more likely to turn to a new food source — humans,» cited a new study claiming that «the higher global temperatures go, the researchers said, the more likely polar bears are to interact with humans — and possibly attack and eat them.»

Every study claiming a relationship between solar activity and volcanic activity is limited to the LIA.

The climate loons — and their amen corner in the liberal MSM — want you to panic about a new study claiming that sea level rise is accelerataing.

In 2010, the Yale Project on Climate Change released a study claiming that «less than half of Americans (45 percent) understand that carbon dioxide traps heat near the Earth's surface, and a majority think that the hole in the ozone layer contributes to global warming.»

A new study claiming renewable energy is the «most expensive policy disaster in modern British history» was written by climate sceptic Rupert Darwall and published by UK conservative think tank the Centre for Policy Studies (CPS).

(See: Study Claiming Rapid Arctic Ice Melt Refuted at U.N.'s Climate Conference — Dec. 15, 2004)

Scientists put out a new study claiming the worst global warming predictions could be 15 percent worse than models suggest, but that's based on a scenario experts say is increasingly unlikely to happen.

The news media this past week made a huge to - do of a new study claiming that species across the world were fleeing geographical locations due global warming.

He also addresses the stunning admission that a widely publicized study claiming unprecedented warming in the past 100 years was not «statistically robust» — another way of admitting that their conclusions are scientifically baseless.

July 29, 4:38 p.m. Updated (see asterisk) Lisa Wright, a foe of natural gas drilling using hydraulic fracturing, or facking, sent the following essay reflecting on recent posts about apparent undisclosed conflicts of interest in a University of Texas gas drilling study and an unrefereed study claiming a link between drilling and fetal health.

The question appeared in my article «Dishing On Diets» (WDJ September 2013), about a study claiming that most homemade diet recipes are incomplete and unbalanced.

By now — just about 72 hours after the story broke — it's probably more difficult to find people who haven't heard about the Smithsonian study claiming «that free - ranging domestic cats kill 1.4 — 3.7 billion birds and 6.9 — 20.7 billion mammals annually» [1] than it is to find people who've heard the news somewhere — the New York Times, the BBC, NPR's All Things Considered, or any number of other media outlets.

So, what can you do if you see a new study claiming to find health risks or benefits of neutering in dogs?

(Despite the Show - Me Institute study claiming to demonstrate that tuition tax credits would save the state money, the bill's fiscal note estimated the cost at $ 40 million.)

A recent study claiming a positive effect of school autonomy is severely flawed.

First up, what are we to make of a recent study claiming to show that «high - fat diets» are harmful to rodents?

Last summer, a study claiming that the gene - editing technique CRISPR might actually be dangerous whipped labs around the biotech world into a frenzy.

A recent study claiming CRISPR gene - editing can cause unintended mutations has sent shockwaves through the scientific community.

An early uncontrolled study claiming some efficacy in treatment of Alzheimer's patients has not been replicated.

A study claiming CRISPR gene editing can cause thousands of unwanted mutations may have got it wrong, meaning the technique could be safe for treating people

In 1993, geneticist Dean Hamer co-published a study claiming male homosexuality was at least partially genetic, and he identified the chromosome segment where one of the relevant genes was located.

Antivaxxers distrust big pharma and think that money corrupts medicine, which leads them to believe that vaccines cause autism despite the inconvenient truth that the one and only study claiming such a link was retracted and its lead author accused of fraud.

If Wakefield's name doesn't ring a bell, his legacy is surely familiar: his fraudulent 1998 study claiming to find a link between autism and the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine kicked off a major public health scare that's had lasting, devastating consequences.

On Monday, the city Economic Development Corp. released a study claiming a wage mandate would stall development and reduce jobs in the five boroughs.

Weiner released a study claiming that the borough's banks are concentrated in the wealthy -LSB-...]

I have never seen a study claiming evidence that a unit or two of alcohol caused FAS.

Last week, I read about a new study claiming home births triple the rate of infant deaths due to lack of interventions.

I predicted that unlike the bogus study claiming that there had been no abuses in euthanasia or assisted suicide — which received worldwide press coverage — this study would be ignored by the media.

In fact, a Canadian Federation for Independent Business (CFIB) study claims over 100,000 jobs will be lost.

Despite the safety concerns many people have about riding in cars with strangers, a new study claims that Uber makes the streets safer.

The best cure for social anxiety, a recent study claims, is simply random acts of kindness.

A recent study claims that snapping pictures actually helps us enjoy experiences more.

A Bain & Company study claims, «It costs 5 to 25 times more to acquire a new customer than retain an existing one.»

He wanted to study the claim by consultants that executives need to be paid extraordinarily high compensation or else they would migrate to other companies and jurisdictions, which — as it turned out — did not happen, Feinberg said, or is a «myth» as was stated in the U.K. this week.

A new study claims that attractive CEOs are more likely to garner higher stock returns, negotiate more lucratively and take home bigger paychecks.

Some studies claim that for every 10 % increase in capacity, there is a 9 % increase in vehicle miles travelled four years after expansion, as drivers who previously parked their cars take to the roads.

There is no need to prove anything at this stage, but it is necessary to do more than cite press reports and various studies claiming that hedge funds, as a group, are risky and have underperformed.

It is unclear whether click fraud is as big an issue as most of these studies claim, but the perception of fraudulent clicks being a huge problem keeps haunting advertisers and search engines alike.

In fact, the Public Religion Research Institute's most recent study claims that twenty - one percent of Americans identify as «nones.»

This study claims words like «think,» «reason» and «question» are negative.

A new study claims that an economic contraction equivalent to the Great Depression is needed to keep us real cool.

A new study claims that the number of Americans who pray or even say they believe in God has hit an all - time low.

But I'm sick and tired of companies like Progenex citing industry - backed studies claiming whey's superiority over plant - based protein sources.

I believe that the popular media story about the Mexico study article was published because the Mexico study claimed results.