However, it is likely that lessons gleaned from this study, and the questions it raises, can help priority setting decision makers, and clinicians who must practice in the aftermath of their decisions.
But, with tens of millions of dollars in golden parachutes and other incentive payments, top executives have little reason to stick around and deal with the aftermath of their decisions.
In dozens of interviews this week, activists, pundits on both sides and legal scholars from across the political spectrum said that with the Supreme Court's June 26 ruling in Lawrence v. Texas, the country was at a revolutionary moment akin to the aftermath of the decisions in Brown v. the Board of Education, which banned school segregation, and Roe v. Wade, which legalized abortion.
Watching the aftermath of the decisions of Michigan's leadership following the incident during the Minnesota game has been a case study in what not to do in a communications crisis, and I'm taking notes.
Who, for instance, could begin to put a price on the futures of the children whose lives, in the aftermath of those decisions, would be twisted and shrunk in ways frightening even to imagine?
There is some suspicion among members that the aftermath of that decision could be at least partially behind Sarah's decision to stand down.
In the aftermath of the decision, there were lingering questions about: the app's original approval and 4+ rating, the decision to remove it, Exodus's interest in my research, and lessons to be learned from the incident.
In the aftermath of that decision, the IOC decided not to extend an invitation to those with overturned bans - saying the decision "had not lifted the suspicion of doping".
The aftermath of the decision dominated much of Mr. Clinton's second term.
In the immediate aftermath of the decision, nothing seemed to rattle that broad consensus.
Many people expressed fear of increasing violence in the aftermath of the decision.
