However, the existing combinatorial antecedent structure in TSK models makes them substantially suffer from the curse of dimensionality.
"Genesis" honors its biblical antecedent.
By presenting the first direct evidence for an alternative mechanism, this study may crystallize the existing evidence that antecedent neuron death is not currently a plausible mechanism for CSF-tau biogenesis in AD.
We review existing literature on the antecedents of trustworthiness and extend the well-accepted antecedents of 'ability'benevolencence' and 'integrity' with several other antecedents, such as 'communality' and 'accountability'accountability
The findings both support and extend existing statements in the literature on the antecedents of annoyance.
Consistent with our theoretical model, results support the role of management support, resources, implementation policy and practices, the degree to which MOVE! fits with values and existing programs, and the implementation climate as antecedents to MOVE! implementation.
By providing academics and practitioners with an understanding of antecedents, this study adds to the existing body of knowledge on strategic HRM (SHRM) (see, e.g., Mello 2015), particularly as the decision to have an HR officer be a part of a TMT is one of, if not the, most important steps in the SHRM process (Welbourne and Cyr 1999).
Our research shows that the contingency theory, which has been the dominant theoretical approach for identifying the antecedents of chief officers' presence in existing research (e.g., Hambrick and Cannella 2004; Menz and Scheef 2014; Nath and Mahajan 2008), should be supplemented by other approaches, such as homophily and the institutional theory.
Nor is it possible to track back the series of necessary antecedents to a starting-point, of which you can say that, existing itself from eternity, it has determined their existence as its consequent.
For sociologists and political scientists, the more-pressing questions concern the antecedents and effects of de facto state authority that is, existing state authority, especially as it actually exercises its power rather than how it is supposed to do so (according to a country's constitution or a philosopher, for example).
