As we see from Table 4, the strength of native-place ties has a different effect on employees' commitment: close ties enhance the commitment, while not-so-close ties weaken the commitment.
Biggs says the hunger strikes by suffragettes in Britain "similarly gained media attention and enhanced the commitment of supporters" but the vote came later and arguably owed more to women's service in World War I. How long can people last without food?
In conclusion, we have demonstrated that Grem1 enhances the commitment or determined path to cardiogenic differentiation of CL6 teratocarcinoma cells.
Thus, bexarotene may enhance the commitment of skeletal muscle lineage by fine-tuning the premyogenic transcriptional networks which favor the activation of the downstream myogenic program.
(Interview with a nurse, A&E ward) There was general consensus that the adoption of the system did not enhance the commitment of clinicians and nurses.
In addition, yearly audit reports are published by the DSR based on the performance of the individual wards, and these may enhance the commitment of the staff involved to ensure the validity of data reported to the DSR.
Though the effectiveness of P4P programs is still inconclusive, we assume that our approach enhances the commitment and motivation of general practices and therefore the impact of our program.
Actually, a Korean study has reported that tanshinone IIA could enhance the commitment of C2C12 cells into osteoblasts and their differentiation through synergistic cross talk between tanshinone IIA-induced p38 activation and BMP-2-induced Smad activation.
We believe that following the IM process resulted in a combination of keystones to be incorporated in the new participatory RTW program, which will enhance the commitment of the stakeholders and the implementation of the intervention by tailoring the intervention to their needs and the specific context.
One factor potentially enhancing the efficiency of commitment is framing: When initial goal pursuit is framed as commitment, people show commitment-consistent behaviour; framing it as progress towards the goal appears to facilitate licensing behaviour (ref. 28 Study 3).
