The scientific definition of drive-style through a single indicator is not straightforward.
We agree and have previously commented (Malik, TREE 2005) that the formal definition of meiotic drive as first proposed by Sandler and Novitski (1957) was limited to female meiotic drive.
The definition of the drive function (Equation 1) in our model has two degrees of freedom: m and n are free parameters whose values determine the properties of the homeostatic space metric.
These opposing positions regarding the issue of state intervention in the promotion of public welfare as well as the definition of liberty drive the dispute on the appropriateness of nudging, as well as the different levels of concern about the paternalistic aspects of nudging.
Due to the multi-dimensional aspects and no unified definition of CSR drives (Margolis et al. 2007), this study intended to measure consumer awareness toward overall business green marketing and cause marketing since CSR drives encompass broader aspect of social and environmental responsibility (Raghubir et al. 2010).
Reproducibility of HPV DNA+ and HPV16 viral load supported our stringent definition of HPV-driven L-SCC.
The massive estimates possible in the framework of (Bushdid et al., 2014) are an immediate consequence of a definition of dimensionality driven by experimenter designation, not data.
Furthermore, Murphy explains how the new definition of 'fatherhood' is driven by the government's goal of collecting child support from men whose biological offspring are in the welfare system, as well as lawsuits from men aiming to avoid financial responsibility for their dependents.
Recently, Niquet et al. have introduced a paradigm for definition of the mobility driven by a single scattering mechanism, which uses the phonon scattering (PH) as a reference to extract the mobility driven by the surface roughness scattering (SRS), satisfying Matthiessen's rule in the quantum regime [23].
This story explores the shifting nature of sexuality, the limitations of love, and the definition of family, all driven by denial, and unexplored grief at the loss of a loved one.
