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Ms. Taubman thought that such problems could be avoided with a more ergonomic approach, and that such an approach could lead not just to pain-free playing but also to greater artistic results.

The musicians agreed to perform two fund-raising concerts without pay during the term of the contract, and also to greater flexibility in scheduling and tours and to potential cost-sharing if health care expenses rise more than 5percentt a year.

This has been previously observed by others, with increased attendance at on-site cardiac rehabilitation sessions related not only to reductions in all-cause mortality, re-admissions and major events, but also to greater improvements in clinical risk profile and secondary prevention behaviours such as medication and dietary adherence [128, 129].

The small number of paralogs in Mt is likely due to a combination of factors: incompleteness of the Mt2.0 genome assembly, and possibly also to greater rates of gene loss or change in that lineage – reported by Cannon et al. [8] and consistent with the higher rate of nucleotide changes in the Mt lineage (see below).

Higher ERs lead to more sequence differences between taxa (and hence more variability), but also to greater averaging of rates within taxa (and hence less variability).

Physician empathy is important from a health psychology perspective as patient perceptions' of physician empathy is not only related to the physician's ratings of their own empathy (Glaser, Markham, Adler, McManus, & Hojat, 2007) but also to greater patient compliance and satisfaction (Kim et al., 2004).

Since retiring, Whelan has pursued a solo career, also to great acclaim.

Novelty also leads to greater confidence.

But Israel is also open to greater U.N. involvement.

This element also contributes to greater fault tolerance.

Rising wages could also lead to greater inflation in China.