A multi-disciplinary team of researchers from Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen Universities has conducted a study, referred to as the HAVEN project, examining the extent to which these factors influence successful implementation and integration of e-health technologies.
As already outlined, such a process study refers to a multi-level and also temporal analysis to capture issues of both the antecedent factors shaping HR strategy formation and short- and long-term performance effects.
In this regard, a recent study refers to the BH reaction rate constant originally obtained for HAT as being an appropriate expression to describe concerted PCET in the partially adiabatic regime (as was defined above).
A non-randomized study refers to a controlled before-and-after study, with a control or comparison group (no randomization), or a prospective cohort study (no control or comparison group).
A regulatory cohort study refers to a study that examined formal publication of clinical trials submitted to regulatory authorities (such as the US Food and Drug Administration or similar).
The selected studies are of good quality, although, any study referred to a sample size determination.
Whether computer-generated or captured in-camera, the fragrant confection seems to arouse the senses even through a computer screen a phenomenon a 2014 University of Michigan study refers to as "smellizing".
A job in our study refers to a bag-of-tasks (BoT) application that consists of a large number of independent tasks; this job model is common in many science and engineering applications.
The researchers found that that Mexican-American Studies students out-performed their peers who didn't take the courses, even though the MAS students generally had lower grade point averages -- a result the study refers to as "counterintuitive".
A missing link in this study refers to a pair of patents whose relatedness is not manifested by one citing the other but implied by their strong bibliographic coupling.
A positive HR-HPV result in this study refers to a subject positive for the HR-HPV probe mix.
