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.
Political cycles foster the effects of land price distortion on land misallocation.
Results were interpreted and discussed from a social cognitive perspective with an emphasis on how the environmental context may have fostered or constrained the effect of the IP.
Our findings indicate that caution is warranted when attributing dysfunction observed in foster children to the effects of foster care.
From the results, we conclude that it takes repeated light exposure session to foster the positive effects on the psychological aspects, as we observed an increase of subjectively perceived mood only in the longitudinal study, not for the crossover design study.
If these variables influence the fostering of vocational identity, the effect we found might deviate from our results.
On the other hand, (r^m gg r^o) in RRG (1.0, 0.1) on the complete graph; thus, manipulation by (S') and (L_{N_{rm{max}}}) fostered cooperation by enhancing the effect of mutual reciprocity.
And indeed, the artist has arranged each element to foster this effect, through "a maze of passages and secret corners brimming with memories and assorted objects, depicting at once a single human destiny, and the artist's desire to capture the past, in order that it may be given new life".
Though outward animosity subsided, Mr. Wilson recalls the intense loneliness of having no real friends, which did have the effect of fostering his creativity and fantasy life.
The council then decided to move the children to alternative foster care placements to minimise the effect on the data subjects concerned.
