Fieldworkers appearing to overly encourage research participation through emphasis on study benefits can also be seen as responding to real needs of their own communities, in contexts of unmet health needs and underperforming health care systems, as has also been described previously in this setting and elsewhere [ 12, 16, 42– 42].
Dr. Ghaemi said Lilly had also encouraged an overly positive view of its studies on the effectiveness of Zyprexa as a long-term treatment for bipolar disorder.
The significance of the 1929 crash was not so much the sharp falls in October of that year (the Dow fell 12.8% on October 28th and a further 11.7% on October 29th) but in the subsequent prolonged slide in share values (encouraged by overly tight monetary policy): the Dow fell for four successive years and did not regain its pre-crash level until 1954.
The absence of an overly involved mother has encouraged my older two to take their inventiveness to the great outdoors.
Critics say heavy fines encourage overly cautious airlines to pre-emptively cancel flights.
He said overly expansive coverage encourages doctors to use patients as guinea pigs for unproved therapies.
Some tax expenditures, like the favorable tax treatment of employer-provided health insurance, may have worrisome effects (by encouraging overly generous plans) and so should be trimmed.
3D printing farragoes have all the hallmarks of the absolute worst kind of ineffectual ban: one which encourages overly draconian laws that carry huge side effects, and that ultimately to have little to no effect.
What is more, some economists and policy analysts say the current system encourages overly generous coverage, which they say helps drive up the cost of medical care by keeping patients insulated from the true costs.
Health practitioners or educators are therefore advised not to encourage overly adventurous behavior in adolescents.
