The implication is that intention to collaborate and some dynamics of research collaboration (for example, frequency of collaboration) could significantly differ among academics from various academic disciplines, if substantial differences exist, for example, in the determinants of the intention to collaborate, respectively.
Studies based on the secondary recruitment of potentially high-risk individuals within the kConFab cohort, for example, examining the determinants of clinical outcome or of psychological adjustment to high risk of cancer, have had to take additional steps to remove such individuals from their ascertainment, including implementing a system of risk stratification within the cohort.
This is not the case for some highly mobile elements in the accessory genome, for example the genetic determinants for methicillin resistance clustered on a mobile SCC mec element (Jevons 1961; Hiramatsu et al. 2001).
Whilst we have not yet completed a detailed theorisation of our data, the preliminary descriptive findings reported here suggest that cultural probes appear able to assist research that goes beyond technology design and considers (for example) the social determinants of health, the cultural embedding of technology needs and the complex institutional relationships that exist between social actors.
For example, the genotypic determinant of a valuable phenotype in one species could be directly tested for its involvement in a similar phenotype in another species [ 33].
For example, the tertiary determinant "Was the fall witnessed" generated directly contrasting effects between individual respondents, for example; "I am less likely to report a fall if it was witnessed and clearly no injury was sustained".
The early CAS-PT2 calculations of Schreiber et al. revealed no significant multireference character for the states of interest, for example, the main determinant represents 88% of the first excited-state in CN7; hence the TD-DFT discrepancies could not be ascribed to the monodeterminantal nature of the theory.
In the example above, the determinant is not 0 (it's 3), so you would continue.
This paper uses the launch of a series of new drugs designed for treating type 2 diabetic patients as an example to investigate the determinants that affect the diffusion of new medical technology.
Further studies are needed; for example, to understand the determinants and dynamics of marriage and partnership in this study population using analyses of individual life-courses rather than repeated cross-sectional data.
