> Is this implying that the belief of the writers of the report is that "female lab members" struggle more than others to achieve scientific success or to view

> Is this implying that the belief of the writers of the report is that "female lab members" struggle more than others to achieve scientific success or to view 'science above all else'? It's a general believe now that woman struggle more because of permanent discrimination from society, and they deserve more support because of this. This is a complicated topic, but certain people simplify it, leading to these results.