Just keep silent… Defensive silence as a reaction to successive structural reforms

Tort Reforms and Defensive Practices in Obstetrics

Proposed Reforms to the Criminal Justice System as a Reaction to the Simpson Verdict

As a result of the October 3, 1995 not guilty verdicts in People v. Simpson, numerous proposals to reform the criminal justice system have been put forward. [2] The suggestions have primarily targeted on the structure and role of the jury, quickening the pace of trials, changing evidence rule to focus on "the law" rather than tangential or emotional issues, and retaining the dignity of the cour...

‏‎a 10-bit 50-ms/s parallel successive-approximation analog-to-digital converter‎‏

‏‎applications such as high definition viedeo reproduction, portable computers, wireless, and multimedia demand, and ever-increasing need for ligh-frequency high-resolution and low-power analog-to-digital converters. flash, two-step flash, and pipeline convertors are fast but consume large amount of power and require large area. to overcome these problems, successive approximation converter blo...

Response to Competitive Entry: A Rationale for Delayed Defensive Reaction

Empirical studies examining responses to new product entries come to the puzzling conclusion that, in general, an incumbent reacts to a new entrant after a significant delay. Even easy-to-implement price cuts are observed after significant lag following entry. These findings seem to contradict the existing literature that either implicitly assumes or strongly advocates immediate defensive respo...

Diabetes Care to Date: “The Hits Just Keep on Coming!”

W ith this issue, we complete 18 months as the editorial team for Diabetes Care and document our progress for the preceding 6 months. We had provided a comprehensive update in January 2013 (1), and one would think that by this point in our tenure, the changes and updates would be minimal. However, as will be appreciated, nothing could be further from the truth. The changes have been many, and t...