Since grief consumes mental and physiological resources to the point of being debilitating, there must be some strong counterbalancing benefit that confers a survival and procreative advantage on those who grieve versus those who don't.
Yet the case for individual privacy, confidentiality and anonymity in the context of a stigmatizing illness may be exceptionally strong, counterbalanced by a case for aggressive public health surveillance of severe illnesses without true cures (Burr 1999).
This will assuage some shareholders seeking a stronger counterbalance to Mr. Dimon and could take some of the air out of any attempts next year to split the roles.
In the search for new growth and business lines that could potentially give the company a stronger counterbalance against Google, Yahoo has been building up its mobile business, both in terms of products and talent to develop and run them.
In deciding how to vote, some JPMorgan shareholders are weighing whether the board's lead director, Lee Raymond, the no-nonsense former chief executive of Exxon Mobil, is a strong enough counterbalance to Mr. Dimon.
In fact, any mechanism that can cause divergence in allopatry can theoretically also act in parapatry, as long as the selective gradient acting on differentiation is sufficiently strong to counterbalance continuing gene flow [ 1].
This fact indicates that in this case selection at the protein level needs to be stronger to counterbalance the higher mutation rate.
