Instead we find that social linkages influence access to information on improved pigeonpea varieties.
Since the collective clustering algorithm involves social linkages between individuals, our implementation of this algorithm captures all three types of attributes.
Bartunov et al. [34] developed a CRF-based approach that combines two user graphs using both user profile attributes and social linkages.
Such an acceptance of academic research by users may evolve through strong institutional and social linkages that are allowed to develop over time and when users invest resources in research [11, 12].
In Benson's (1975) theory of interorganizational networks, organizations' powers vary according to internal network structure and external ties, that is, external social linkages embedded in larger "societal dominance" patterns.
The determinants of households' vulnerability were found to be significantly influenced by the sex of the household head, age of the household head, size of the household, number of dependents, marital status, social linkages, access to extension services and early warning information.
As of Thursday, there were no known social linkages among the meningococcal disease reported in Los Angeles County or neighboring jurisdictions, Gunzenhauser said. .
The importance of communication, the need for policy-maker training, the role played by social linkages and the call for a research culture are some that might be considered for action.
Using the set of institutional and social linkages that retrospective studies have identified, the analyst can then see where and how the researchers in the program are contributing, not in terms of direct production of outcomes, but by setting in motion the sorts of processes we expect to produce outcomes.
