Vulgo: this conclusion and the use of synthetic workplaces to identify hierarchies is frankly premature.
Therefore, as we cannot identify hierarchies or crossovers (links between hierarchies) in students' maps, we focus our structural assessment on the number of concepts, the number of propositions (relationships involving two concepts and the link between them), and the number of branching points (concepts with at least three links connected to them) in each map.
The original studies in CSC biology were undertaken by John Dick in Toronto, who identified a hierarchy of stem cell potential, which mimicked the normal haematopoietic stem cell (HSCs) hierarchy.
The researchers at Gallup have identified a hierarchy of connections between companies and their customers — from confidence to integrity to pride to passion.
Why have we not identified a hierarchy of risks and developed a common narrative and strategy?
Cunningham has identified a hierarchy of different types of therapy, based on increasingly active participation by the recipient.
Previous, biology-driven analysis of the array data sets identified a hierarchy in PPAR α-activating potency [ 8] (Hooiveld et al., manuscript in preparation).
Thus, the model of changing care may well look like the stages model suggested by Cunningham, who has identified a hierarchy of different types of group therapy, based on increasingly active participation by the recipient.
Occupational safety and health professionals have identified a hierarchy of controls based on reliability, efficiency, and the principle that the environment should be controlled before the worker is required to take any preventive action (OTA 1985).
At the end of the 20th century, Canadian scientists identified a hierarchy in leukemia cells, a breakthrough that laid the foundation for CSC research and cast new light on cancer therapy.
