Accenture UK's policies on shared parental leave, staff wellbeing and non-discrimination, for example, all emerge as major drivers of loyalty in its annual employee survey.
For-profit schools are a bust, and America's public education initiatives on the other hand proved effective as major drivers of economic competitiveness, scientific discovery and cultural development.
They write of resistance to diseases, or the ability to digest lactose, as major drivers of civilisation, and tell entertainingly plausible stories about early humans' interbreeding with Neanderthals, or the codevelopment of agriculture and politics.
The first is the recognition of identities and logics of appropriateness as major drivers of human behavior in organizations.
In this respect we identified light regime, pH, and nitrogen availability as major drivers of phylogenetic diversity.
In this context, scholarship has identified urban festivals and other flagship events as major drivers of urban regeneration.
Biological invasions, which are occurring at an increasing rate, are recognised as major drivers of environmental change.
Factors such as education, technological change, income and cultural differences have been identified by some researchers as major drivers of health outcomes rather than health care spending [14 19].
Data mining reveals indicators for anthropogenic effects such as the distance to settlements or to roads as major drivers for the spatial distribution of terrace conditions.
Moreover, enjoyment is a dominant factor in influencing both relationship duration and repurchase intention as major drivers of customer lifetime value.
These parameters were identified as major drivers of microbial spatial variability in terms of bacterial and archaeal community composition but not abundance.
