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Justice Department officials have also been urged by major commercial shippers to examine the potentially anticompetitive practices of the highly concentrated commercial railroad industry.

"We have shown that those with less education may be able to compensate and look more like those who have higher education by adopting some of the common practices of the highly educated," Dr. Lachman says.

These are the 10 most common practices of the highly successful.

Third, the results may not be generalizable to clinical practice because of the highly selected patient populations (e.g. overrepresentation of white women) (Pi-Sunyer et al. 2006).

The implementation of the humanization of birth practices in the highly specialized hospitals aims at making the experience of hospitalization more reassuring, comfortable, and pleasant, for women and their families.

We discussed the application of our conceptual model in understanding the influences of organizational culture components in the humanization of birth practices in the highly specialized hospitals and explained how these components configure both the birth practice and women's choice in highly specialized hospitals.

An important weakness of the Securities and Exchange Commission has been its over-reliance on inexperienced lawyers, often straight out of school, to conduct investigations and other core tasks — a notion contrary to the practices of more highly regarded investigative agencies like the F.B.I., which draws on a range of professions and experience levels to fill its ranks of special agents.

They also said interns were involved as closely as possible with both the culture, the working practices and the highly skilled activities of the company, that they were closely supervised and were provided with work which was "not only suitable to them, but which also will provide them with the best opportunities to learn".

Ken Snyder, Mr. Torricelli's campaign manager, said, "Rather than giving lectures on candor and openness, maybe Doug Forrester should practice it himself, by releasing his tax returns, coming clean on his business practices and the highly unusual transfers of money from his corporation to his campaign".

Kinsman and Foreman (1966) incorporates Aluko's professional experiences into a penetrating study of an idealistic young engineer's battle against the corrupt practices of his highly respected public works foreman, who is also his uncle.

If support for quality through the ongoing professional development and practices of more highly qualified staff is inadequate, then sustaining quality may be eroded.