37 Yet, acquiring knowledge about undifferentiated and commonly seen problems, health promotion, disease prevention and patient education, importance of family dynamics in patient care and business aspects of medical practice, were reported as gains even when the FM clerkship was taken after all other clerkships.
Linkage has nevertheless been found to be useful to increase genetic gain, even when no major effects were present, by increasing the precision of the relationship matrix [ 49].
Harvard Law professor Lucian Bebchuk has noted that "one major factor that has induced excessive risk-taking is that firms' standard pay arrangements reward executives for short-term gains even when these gains are subsequently reversed".
Because the offspring of HF diet dams are less exposed to body weight gain even when fed palatable diet.
In response to the increasing prevalence of obesity, the World Health Organization has recommended that prevention of overweight and obesity in adults should include efforts to avert further weight gain, even when body mass index is within an acceptable range.
In previously published studies comparing the peer assisted learning concept with faculty teaching there was no difference in knowledge and skill gain, even when using ultrasound techniques [ 15, 16, 23, 24].
At these concentrations, Cd and As reduced weight gain even when differences in food intake were taken into account; administration of both Cd and As depressed weight gain more than did either metal alone.
Buffett took issue with that claim though, writing that he hasn't seen anyone shy away from a smart investment because of the tax on the potential gain -- even when the capital gains tax rate was nearly 40percentt in the late 1970s.
As we've become more familiar and comfortable with our tools doing things for us, we've eagerly traded more of our agency for the anticipated gains, even when we're unfamiliar with the choices and assumptions built into a particular instance of that trade-off.
"The ability to take a large amount of compensation based on short-term results," Mr. Bebchuk told the committee last week, "provides executives with powerful incentives to seek short-term gains even when they come at the expense of long-term value".
