Re "You Can Find Dr. Right, With Some Effort" (Sept 300): Research shows that physician knowledge deteriorates and practice habits fail to change with time.
While some major works of the 13th century are recorded in the Yongle dadian, mathematical knowledge quickly deteriorated, as demonstrated by commentaries on these books written by the end of the 15th century that show that they were no longer understood.
Despite being crucial in the diagnostic process of COPD, knowledge of deteriorated lung function affects the success of smoking cessation attemps as a part of a motivational package [ 27, 28].
The recent layoffs and high turnover rate have already caused institutional knowledge to deteriorate; now the company warns that it "could have additional workforce reductions in the future". The merchandise and pricing changes could confuse customers and distract management, possibly causing a pileup of excess inventory, according to the report.
By the ninth grade, two-thirds of the gap in reading skills between high- and low-income students can be attributed to knowledge that has deteriorated over the summer, a Johns Hopkins study found.
The regime, after all, has the best knowledge of the deteriorating conditions of Libyans and their lost rights.
Either the Fed asked for and received the employment data from the Labor Department before it was made publicly available, meaning its decision was in part affected by the knowledge of the deteriorating jobs market, or it was sufficiently worried about the economy to take an easing step even before the bad employment news.
General practitioners (family physicians) have reported a lack of confidence and/or knowledge in managing deteriorating asthma in pregnancy, although having a good understanding of the safety of asthma medications during pregnancy [ 23].
Because of his continued emphasis on the classics as the ultimate source of knowledge, however, his movement eventually deteriorated into a dry concern with philological research and textual criticism.
