"You couldn't ask for a better executive in charge of scheduling.
For example, in depression better executive functioning and problem-solving ability predict a more favorable clinical outcome following CBT, but not following treatment with antidepressant or placebo or waiting for CBT (5,6).
dTMS presumably improved DLPFC function, thus allowing better executive abilities.
Even as the firm prepares for better times, Morgan Stanley executives declined to say when an upturn in their lines of business might come.
On his first day in office, President Obama struck a blow for better government with his executive order banning political appointees from accepting gifts from lobbyists.
Schwab is redesigning its Web site to shift work from the servers back to the mainframes for better reliability, says Frederick Matteson, executive vice president of information technology at the discount broker.
And it demonstrated that a live TV show could reach a mass audience – around 30 million people at its peak – well into the Internet age, a prospect that's driven network executives (for better or worse) ever since.
NIFA also called for better communication between the county executive and the county assessor.
"Simply put, we could not have hoped in this study for better results," Amgen's chief executive, Kevin W. Sharer, told analysts on a conference call.
WEIGHED down by a troubled loan portfolio, a depressed market for its investment banking business and a demand by investors for better results, William B. Harrison Jr., the chief executive of J. P. Morgan Chase, appears to have backed himself into a corner.
