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The findings also underline the co-existence of different cooperation patterns within the same industry.

We conclude that different combinations of the two types of dissimilarities are likely to trigger particular coordination and cooperation patterns in IU alliances, eliciting different outcomes on both technological and relational levels.

To assess whether the existing PRD intercity cooperation network is advancing the three objectives of the PRD integration policy in terms of cooperation patterns, actors' involvement, and cooperation fields, this study analyzed news published on the Internet and official government websites.

Traditionally, cooperation patterns between academia and industry have been studied by means of Social Network Analysis (SNA).

This soft collaboration favoured consensus and flexible cooperation patterns, as well as the publication of numerous regulatory documents, in the form of resolutions or recommendations, addressed to participants.

Though this work takes into account the topology of the network as informative regarding cooperation patterns, the role of topology framing or fostering cooperation is not part of the study.

We also revealed cooperation pattern of metal ligands and substrate-binding residues on OP hydrolysis by mutational analysis.

As Fig. 2 reveals, our stylized model offers good approximations to the regularities derived from the experimental data: a small degree of imperfectness in the conditional cooperation pattern (associated to (delta ) = 0.97057) suffices to capture the dynamics of the experiment.

Expertise level turned out to be decisive for both the level of articulation of integration, the ability to improve the articulated integration and the cooperation pattern.

Second, experiments in which expectations are not elicited in a questionnaire but with the strategy method show the same conditional cooperation pattern as in our experiment: the more others contribute, the more people are willing to contribute (Fischbacher and Gächter 2010; Fischbacher et al. 2001).

Trade patterns, cooperation and growth (P.L. Scandizzo, 1995).