The results contribute to improving the current understanding of factors influencing the use of the vital liquid, and they may be useful in the development of policies to promote the sustainable use of water resources.
Ellis, C. J. Factors influencing the use of stone projectile tips: an ethnographic perspective.
Students will also learn about the broader context economic, technological, social, and demographic, and how these trends are influencing the use of analytics.
On the basis of these results, broad considerations about the key factors influencing the use of bioenergy into urban energy systems are proposed.
The use of strategic human capital is hypothesized to positively influence the use of personnel and nontraditional controls while negatively influencing the use of traditional controls.
The objective of the study was to study factors influencing the use and accuracy of frozen section diagnosis (FSD) of ovarian tumors.
Overall, the results of numerical modeling confirmed the reinforcement effect and pointed out the most important factors influencing the use of geosynthetics at the subgrade level for this purpose.
Undoubtedly there will be cultural factors influencing the use of domestic animals, however, the data presented here indicate cattle and sheep/goat husbandry being significantly affected by environment (precipitation, temperature, topography and ecology) on a broad west-east gradient.
User interface design, together with the comfort levels of the user, are crucial in influencing the use of the systems and the compliance with the advice provided by the system.
However, Ittner and Larcker (2002) assert that the aggregate performance measure classifications, such as accounting vs. market performance measures, commonly used in compensation research provide somewhat misleading inferences regarding performance measure choices since factors influencing the use of specific measures vary.
Distance is often mentioned as the main environmental factor influencing the use of a green space (e.g., Coles and Bussey 2000; Van Herzele and Wiedemann 2003; Giles-Corti et al. 2005), and a distance of 300 to 400 m is seen as a typical threshold value after which the use frequency starts to decline (Grahn and Stigsdotter 2003; Nielsen and Hansen 2007).
