While drawn from extant subsidiary role typologies, these roles are extended to reflect different levels of resource development.
We made extensive collections of fig cultivars in situ, in order to 1) test whether cultivars are effectively highly local, 2) detect whether some of these cultivars are old, and 3) establish what insights into the history of fig cultivation could be drawn from extant genetic diversity and its spatial structuring.
Our investigation draws from extant literature and a comparative case study involving four companies over two years.
Drawing from extant strategy and retailing research, we propose that innovations in retail business models are best viewed as changes in three design components: (1) the way in which the activities are organized, (2) the type of activities that are executed, and (3) the level of participation of the actors engaged in performing those activities.
In an attempt to strengthen the influence of its recommendations, NSERC drew from extant policies of several Canadian universities, and it sought input from various educational agencies and associations (e.g., Canadian Association of University Research Administrators, Fonds pour la Formation de Chercheurs et l'Aide à la Recherche).
We draw from the extant literature to identify these avenues and assert that considering this complex question from several perspectives is productive.
Similar to the extant evidence drawn from experiments executed in Western cultures, Maasai men opt to compete at roughly twice the rate as Maasai women.
Obviously it is drawn from some such source as the three extant inscriptions (at Behistun, Persepolis, and Naksh-i‑Rustam) in which Darius enumerated the constituent parts of his empire; but it differs from these in that the numerical order of the units is not determined by their local position.
A clearer picture of Falaquera as an exegete may be drawn from the recent editions and translations of extant passages from his lost commentaries on the Bible (Jospe, Torah and Sophia, 468 484, and Jospe and Schwartz, "Falaquera's Lost Bible Commentary," 186 200).
We argue that the mechanisms generating this relationship are not clear because the extant empirical work is too heavily drawn from aggregations of total foreign investment entering an economy.
Our comparisons are drawn from a total of 111 species belonging to 93 genera within Formicidae, representing 20 of the 21 extant subfamilies plus the fossil taxon Sphecomyrminae† among the four extinct subfamilies.
