Management. 3. May the force be with you.
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You have seen your team in action and found out what the score is. Now you must interpret that score, build on the facts you have gleaned from the game so far. Certain concepts come into play if your managerial dossier is to do its analytic bit properly. Michael Walton and Graham Smith, continuing their team management saga, help make you aware of these concepts, as you must be in pondering the game's latest phase.
It is all very well being able to 'pick up' what team members seem to be doing and even to speculate on the reasons why. It is an entirely different exercise doing something constructive with the information you garner about team practice and performance. Michael Walton and Graham Smith, in the fourth article of their series, introduce some practical perspectives for assessing your team's performance.
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Surgical stabilisation of the normally medially--subluxing patella of STR/ORT male mice, prevented the normal development of osteoarthrosis in the medial compartment of the femoro-tibial joint. Surgically produced medial dislocation of the patella in non-arthrosis-prone male CBA/ORT mice often gave rise to osteoarthrosis of the medial condyles. This, with further evidence from previous studies, strongly indicates that the high incidence of degenerative joint disease in male STR/ORT mice occurs because of a tendency of the patella to dislocate medially due to some unknown cause.