This study, however, displays important strengths: first, it provides information from a large number of participants and this allows exploration of very weak associations between variables; second, the data were essentially complete; third, the participation rate was very high, probably reflecting heightened interest for this survey.
The appointment would be a huge coup for Marvel, given Jolie's celebrity status and accompanying ability to heighten interest in one of the studio's comic book arm's lesser-known properties.
The goal is to train scientists and heighten interest in clean-energy research.
For his efforts that season, Valbuena was named the league's Player of the Year, which led to heightened interest from several professional clubs in Ligue 2 and Ligue 1.
The slightly sharpened focus (i.e., heightened interest, attention and engagement) for men as opposed to women (Table 4) might partially be related to the self-reported higher levels of interest for IT among men.
Forthcoming carbon dioxide (CO2) regulations for existing power plants in the United States have heightened interest in thermal efficiency gains for coal-fired power plants.
From the frantic scramble on the final night of the regular season to the heart-pounding playoffs, the result is heightened interest in a sport that for decades was its own worst enemy.
Rigorous theory driven research in Six Sigma has also received heightened interest in recent years (see for example, Linderman et al. 2003; McAdam and Lafferty 2004; Zu et al. 2008; Nair et al. 2011; Easton and Rosenzweig 2012; Swink and Jacobs 2012), however, scholars are yet to embrace the full range of perspectives offered by organization theory.
Quality concerns, during the late 1980s and early 1990s, led to heightened interest in establishing effective mechanisms for measuring and, ultimately, ensuring quality in health care.
The growing use of primary TKA and attendant burden of revision TKA have heightened interest in identifying risk factors for revision.
