Entrepreneurs – though not employees – with an internal locus of control enjoy higher wage returns to education than do their more external counterparts (Van Praag et al. 2009).
Miller and Toulouse's (1986a, 1986b) correlation analyses suggest that internal entrepreneurs are more inclined to pursue major and incremental product innovations than their external counterparts.
There are good reasons to believe that these internal active-perception processes (together with their external counterparts) play a key role in generating conscious perceptual experience (Marcel, 1983; Lamme & Roelfsema, 2000; Pascual-Leone & Walsh, 2001; Gilbert & Sigman, 2007; Gaillard et al., 2009; Meyer, 2011).
Decision makers with an internal locus of control are less likely than their external counterparts to rely on statistical or mechanical models rather than their own judgment – unless they have been involved personally in the development of the model (Kaplan et al. 2001).
The precursor metabolites and the biomass components have external counterparts.
Health-care workers in both Fiji and the Cook Islands indicated their willingness to respond to their country's needs since they have a better understanding of local policies and cultural issues, than external counterparts.
This technique is considered by many authors to be a quick, precise, and safe alternative to an external approach excision, with fewer complications than its external counterparts, resulting in speedier rehabilitation of both the patient and his or her voice [ 14, 17, 18, 21, 38, 41].
For example, when the noun unicorn is used de re in a piece of fiction (mediated reference), the unicorn exists in the story, but the kind of existence is fictional in that no agent-external counterpart is entailed.
The influence of end detailing of DRT-ABRBs on the energy dissipation is explored in the tests, which demonstrates that, compared with the end strengthening measure using an external hoop, the counterpart with a bench ribbed stiffener provides better energy dissipation capacity.
The more challenging issue is whether the increased mass of vehicles improves the overall safety, including the fatality risk in one's own vehicle (internal risk) and the fatality risk in counterparts (external risk).
