The phrase "adoption used" is not correct in written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could potentially be used in a context discussing the usage of adoption in a specific scenario, but it needs additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "The adoption used in this study was based on a model that emphasizes community involvement."
Alternatives: "adoption applied" or "adoption implemented".
Second, we compared hospitals that adopted EMR to those that did not, before and after EMR adoption, using a generalized linear model.
In my research, I study firm growth, refugee welfare, and technology adoption using randomized field experiments.
Author Guy Kawasaki discusses the critical role of social proof in product adoption, using examples of public signage, and stories from Apple, to amplify the point.
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We are closely tracking the rate of adoption using our KPI dashboard, with the goal to fully transition to Grid as the sole source of imagery for all Guardian products in the coming few months.
It presents multinomial logit models of technology adoption using the 2003 Commercial Buildings Energy Consumption Survey microdata set, examining, first, fundamental building components, and, second, energy-efficient adaptations.
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To try to answer this question, we analyse the predictors of adoption using models that are similar in approach and hypothesis to those used in adoption studies generally.
Including cohorts that are very far from the policy adoption weakens the identification since DD assumes a break right at policy adoption; using a 7- or 8-year window produces results similar to the 6-year window.
