Results are interpreted within a broad model of environmental inclusion.
Given that list of advantages enjoyed by companies that adopt a broader stakeholder model, can you think of any reason why this new way to teach business shouldn't happen, in all business schools, right now?
Since Engel's writing, HIV has become a prime example of a serious infectious disease being increasingly approached by a broad, multidisciplinary 'biopsychosocial' model.
The paper concludes that the performance gap can only be bridged by a broad, coordinated approach that combines model validation and verification, improved data collection for predictions, better forecasting, and change of industry practice.
We can only appreciate sex differences in physiology and disease by a broad study of numerous animal models, because important principles are more obvious in some species than others.
In the past few decades, rodent seizure models induced by a broad spectrum of mechanisms have contributed significantly to our knowledge on epilepsy and AED discovery.
This integrative model is supported by a broad range of transient and frequency response experimental data including those from facilitating, depressing or mixed-mode synapses.
In Kenya, the National Health Insurance Fund (the insurer) manages accreditation; their standards, known as the Kenya Quality Model, were developed by a broad coalition of professionals outside of the Insurance Fund and are supported by the Ministry of Health [ 28].
This approach can make distributed decision support both practical and economical, and has the potential to increase the usefulness of decision models by enabling a broader audience to incorporate systematic analyses into both policy and clinical decisions.
The school's purpose for the course was to teach biology majors how to build mathematical models, by using a broad survey of mathematical models from many domains of biology as the foundation.
