Our comparative case-study research suggests that GAMs working in relatively decentralised and coordinated GA subsidiaries have higher levels of internal and external social capital, and consequently can be more influential compared to GAMs working for relatively centralised and loosely-coordinated GA subsidiaries.
The work of one of Marimekko's most influential designers, Maija Isola, is consequently enjoying something of a renaissance.
Therefore, decision-maker cannot suggest any specific and influential managerial strategy to prevent unexpected failures and consequently to improve complex system performance.
Thus, using highly uncertain data and the obtained results, decision-maker cannot suggest any specific and influential managerial strategy to prevent unexpected failures and consequently to improve the industrial system performance.
2) The collapse of an influential state and a major energy player would surely induce instability, and consequently also influence energy markets.
National audits of other common conditions, for example, myocardial infarction, 10 stroke, 11 chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) 12 and others have been influential over the last decade in helping services identify deficiencies, improve care and, consequently, improve outcomes.
On the contrary, when FOLFIRI CT in combination with anti-EGFR antibodies is considered, no detrimental effect in mt KRAS patients has ever been registered, thus generating the hypothesis that the KRAS mutation might be relevant in the response to CT and, consequently, that the choice of backbone CT to combine with anti-EGFR antibodies may be influential.
The outlet opening size is the most influential parameter that affects both indoor thermal condition and ventilation behaviors of atria and consequently decreases energy usage load.
"I'm not big or influential enough to exert any power over something as big as Apple but Taylor Swift is, so consequently her stance is really important.
