That points to a more potent cause of segregation than opening a handful of new state Muslim schools: if Christians (or those who can put up a decent pretence) don't like what they see in a local secular school, they can abandon it to others, fostering in effect an ethnic ghetto.
Given resource and manpower considerations in CM clinics, the patient empowerment model in phase II was clinically practical and effective, fostering a synergic effect with CM treatment.
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Political cycles foster the effects of land price distortion on land misallocation.
It explores the extent to which senior decision-takers frame and use sustainability accounting to foster disciplinary effects based ostensibly upon social and environmental goals.
Thus, they can foster synergy effects, bring together key resources such as know-how of participating actors, and promote innovation diffusion.
Carcinogenesis can also be fostered via effects on the tissue context surrounding preneoplastic lesions.
It was considered how bicycle and train could be strategic assets to exploit, fostering also positive effects on the urban environment and on the territory.
Second, allowing top managers to have a certain fraction of the firm's ownership stake (called managerial ownership), that can switch risk preference and time preference of top manager's to those of shareholders, may foster the effect of MO on innovation performance.
