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"Governor Romney's view is that the private sector can do the best job, that basic research funding is the appropriate role for government and that more aggressive subsidization and investment by the government can, in fact, have a counterproductive effect on innovation in the private sector," Mr. Cass said.
A study conducted by several law professors concluded targeted drone strikes have produced a "damaging and counterproductive effect" on Pakistan, killing far more civilians than previously reported.
Thus the LTD data corroborate the observation made by the LTP experiments in the following ways: First, a 2 h stay in the ED system provides a counterproductive effect on hippocampal synaptic plasticity in the CA1 region which is also reflected by the post LFS fEPSP slope responses in the slices.
Taking the published literature on this subject into account, it is possible that this may have a counterproductive effect on the matter.
Threatening health messages that focus on severity are popular, but frequently have no effect or even a counterproductive effect on behavior change.
Nevertheless, to the extent that we have to continue to live with such barriers, we need to find ways to mitigate their counterproductive effects on service delivery as experienced by actual beneficiaries.
What's more, financial expenditures might not even be the most counterproductive effect of this recently developed school of thought.
He sees that as a counterproductive effect of the "silence policy" about drug violence, adopted by current President Enrique Peña Nieto.
In response, Roberts claimed that affirmative action might have the counterproductive effect of reinforcing those doubts about belonging.
Informants in IDIs and participants in group discussions mentioned a counterproductive effect of improvement of quality of services.
