After an extensive cross-disciplinary review of the general team and project management literatures, we constructed and tested a theoretically based, five-dimensional model of organizational context, project team design, project team leadership, project team processes, and project outcome factors.
Prejudice, or stigma, is a complex construct, and can theoretically be broken down into cognitive, affective and behavioural domains.
Socialism is furthered by the scientific attitude; and science is socially constructed and established, while it is theoretically underdetermined and even possibly left indeterminate by data; and, as Paul Feyerabend argued, even propaganda yields acceptance and agreement (Feyerabend 1975 and private communication).
The WSAS and DOR question are indicators of functional impairment, a construct closely and theoretically aligned to HRQoL.
To this end, nonlinear equilibrium paths are constructed both theoretically and experimentally when the plates are subject to a quasi-statically increasing central point load.
Besides, the feasibility of using these proposed MLin+1+ cations as building blocks to design new superatom compounds is explored by theoretically constructing and charactering two series of MLin+1−(super)halogen compounds.
Achievement goal theorists have reexamined the performance goal construct and argued that it confounds theoretically distinct components.
Notably, measurement items should load highly (> 0.70) on their theoretically assigned construct and lowly (≤ 0.30) on other constructs (cross loadings) (Gefen & Straub, 2005; Hair et al., 2010).
Discriminant validity is established because: 1) the correlation of the latent variable scores with the measurement items shows an appropriate pattern of loadings; the measurement items have high loadings (> 0.70) on their theoretically assigned construct and low loadings (< 0.30) on other constructs.
From these two EC50 values we were able to construct an isobologram and theoretically determine combinations of low concentrations of both drugs that would potentially have a supra-additive effect (synergism) (see Methods).
