The wood-versus-metal battle has evolved on philosophic and economic fronts, with entrenched camps disputing each other's data and motives, turning the discussion into something almost metaphysical, like the debate over global warming.
The lower helmet use rate reported by females was notable and could reflect concern with hair-style or hygiene but we did not gather data on motives.
HICLAS, a hierarchical classes analysis method for binary objects (parties) by features (motives) data, is used to create a subjective cognitive and affective map of the extreme right Vlaams Blok (VB) voters.
That trend has been pushed along not just by some consumers' negative response to more open, social services like Facebook and Twitter, but also larger currents around how groups mine our data for ulterior motives, be they commercial (in the form of big data marketing analysis) or non-commercial (as in the NSA's and other's "security" measures).
Without robust data on the motives, circumstances, and results of every mass shooting in the US and Europe over a long period, it's important to exercise caution in interpreting anecdotal evidence.
As part of the Africa Migration Project (Plaza et al. 2011) over 70 migration and remittance household surveys were conducted from 1990 through 2006 in Burkina Faso, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, and Uganda, including data on the motives of migrants.
Our approach will be applied to an extensive data set on the motives, CSFs, and cultural backgrounds of a sample of migrant entrepreneurs in Amsterdam.
As far as the authors are aware, there are only limited data as to the motives of employees for prolonging working life.
Of these, 30 (11%) at T1 and, of the 243 respondents at T1, 63 (23%) at T2 did not provide evaluable data for the following motives: unwilling to participate in the study (13 women), not returning or completing questionnaires within the protocol time frame (74), declining to attend the second cancer genetic counselling visit (3) or deceased (3).
