However, the survey results contradict this hypothesis; 97 % of establishments, rated this factor as "indifferent" (39%%) or "adequate" (58%%).
In dairy cooperatives, farmers are in fact indifferent to the distance factors, because the cooperative bears the transaction costs of collecting the milk from farms.
Essentially, Schrader films three Tarantino characters and strips them of their cool factor, leaving coldly indifferent killers who are neither elegant swaggerers nor men of principle; they're simply crime workers, and mediocre ones at that.
Some gyms organize team competitions to motivate members, providing a built-in guilt factor: you may be indifferent to disappointing yourself, but who wants to be blamed for letting down the team?
"In some of the cases we looked at, it appears that the police either didn't understand racism or were indifferent to it as a motivating factor," he said.
Hence, the first factor could be named as indifferent for the dog, whereas the second factor correlated with the dog's indications.
The preferences of people other than the dictator can still make a difference, and so can non-welfare factors, but only when the dictator is indifferent between two alternatives, having no strict preference one way or the other.
At present, factors for upregulation of cyp17 in the indifferent gonad of R. rugosa remain to be identified [ 10, 11].
The other major factor in the Giants' triumph was Brooklyn's indifferent play.
In comparison, many traditional methods for inferring regulatory networks are context-indifferent, typically relying on sequence motifs to map putative transcription factor binding sites (TFBS).
