The contribution at hand focuses on contracts to control customer-supplier relationships, which remain incomplete due to their long-term horizon and the resulting uncertainties and therefore implicate incentive problems and, thus, inefficiencies.
Inadequate nutrition during pregnancy may lead to poor fetal growth which might implicate health problems occurring in later life.
"The roof of the mouth is effectively the floor of the brain, and electrical interference may be implicated in problems such as migraine, epilepsy, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and motor neurone disease.
The compounds involved were made by major agrochemical manufacturers: the most widely used neonicotinoid, imidacloprid, manufactured by Bayer and already implicated in problems with bees in earlier studies, was one, while the pyrethroid was lambda-cyhalothrin, originally developed by Syngenta.
When the goal of prevention research is to capture in statistical models some measure of the dynamic complexity in structures and processes implicated in problem behavior and its prevention, approaches such as multilevel modeling (MLM) and structural equation modeling (SEM) are indicated.
The lowest value obtained was.88 implicating no problem with multicollinearity in any variable.
"Real time" MRI, which means continuous MR imaging of moving objects in real time delivers actually only 2D images which implicates the problem of limited reproducibility and does not permit to measure displacement patterns three-dimensionally [ 24, 25].
Growing evidence for homelessness implicates mental health problems associated with early childhood trauma.
Yes, screw caps, the good guys in the battle against corked wines, have been implicated in reduction problems.
