Identified factors that contribute to successful collaboration were: joint venture, cooperative endeavor, willing participation, shared planning and decision-making, team approach, contribution of expertise, shared responsibility, non-hierarchical relationships and shared power based on knowledge and expertise [ 21].
Contribution of proposed approach Main contribution of the proposed approach is to obtain a practicable degree of tradeoffs between the trust and security.
With this new approach, the contribution of the higher modes to the reduced eigenequation is retained as a residual flexibility matrix in an iterated form, which allows the eigenvalues and eigenvalue derivatives to be obtained from the previous results.
As in the symbol detection of conventional ST-based approach, the contribution of the training sequences is firstly removed at OFDMA uplink receiver before recovering the data symbols.
Therefore, in this approach, the contribution of dendritic α7* nAChRs to the net response may have been somewhat underestimated.
In a black-box approach, the contribution of the domain expert is usually focused on preprocessing data and selecting promising features for further processing.
A member of both the IOM group and the HHS's parallel committee, Myra Christopher, has characterized the now deceased Marinelli's interprofessional contributions this way: "Rick's special contribution was to remind us of the importance of a bio-psychosocial or integrative pain management approach". The contributions of this integrative duo was apparently meaningful.
The experimental approach separated the contribution of PEF and thermal energy to total kill and thus allowed this synergy to be quantified.
In addition, this approach enabled the contribution of different fragments to carcinogenic potency to be assessed, thereby making the relationships between structure and carcinogenicity to be transparent.
In the second approach, for the contribution of hydrodynamic dispersion and irregular movement of the nanoparticles, modified homogeneous model or dispersion model is adopted [35, 36].
Of relevance to our different approach, in the contribution of Akerlof and Kranton (2002), students decide to identify with a social group in school and the benefits from this choice depend on the self-image characterizing such group.
