Moreover, by "intra-group" differentiation, Agrawal points out that there are few indigenous people who rely on a single, homogenous TEK system; rather their knowledge system has changed and they likely also rely on different scientific disciplines as well.
The homogenous population response represents fundamental new knowledge about earthworm gut associated bacteria.
(Medical student 10) However, several students pointed out that the discussions in the homogenous groups suffered from lack of knowledge about the profession not represented.
This finding perhaps contradicts a widely-held assumption that knowledge users are a homogenous group with similar research-oriented needs, despite the fact that they come from different types (government, NGO, etc).
To select a partitioning scheme, phylogeneticists typically start by grouping together putatively similar sites in an alignment into homogenous data blocks, using a priori knowledge of the variation in patterns of molecular evolution among sites [ 7, 10].
Literature that conducts theoretical research on IPO pricing efficiency under different pricing mechanisms from the perspective of non-homogenous expectations of investors, to our knowledge, does not exist.
Patient selection in an explanatory approach is based on the principles of homogenous population, primarily aiming to further scientific knowledge.
For some factors, such as female circumcision, lack of screening, and lack of screening knowledge, the sample was too homogenous to detect any meaningful association with HR-HPV status.
It is now old news that companies with diverse management teams outperform homogenous ones, and better media companies means better public knowledge.
All the determinant factors of knowledge translation in the model were summarized in homogenous domains, and a preliminary draft was prepared.
