Descriptions of the instruction sessions by respondents were consistent across the different institutions so that, even with institutional variances, responses could be categorized and quantified.
We organized a quality control committee for this study with the aim of assessing inter-institutional variance of post-implant dosimetry.
This variable explained almost the entire variance at the institutional level.
In their research on standardisation of the U.S. VAL system, Fearnley et al. ([2012]) highlighted the importance of the local context, particularly for variances in hazards, institutional practices, and social settings.
Our results show that the institutional theory explains most of the variance and addresses the variables that have highly significant influences on CHRO presence (Paawe and Boselie 2003).
It is unclear if differences in center-based transplant care, patient populations, or institutional testing strategies contribute to this variance.
Secondly, while our study includes a comparative case study perspective, despite the case variance and the political-institutional differences, our data show more similarities than differences.
The speculation in commodities at the institutional level is recognizable from the price variance between commodities traded on world exchanges and those that have no futures contracts.
Comparing family effects and institutional impact, family effects account for more variance concerning children's developmental state (e.g., Melhuish et al., 2008; Sammons et al., 2008; Tietze et al., 2005; Sylva, Melhuish, Sammons, & Taggart, 2004).
In particular, the effect of psychiatric sub-diagnoses on inpatient MEs showed the largest variance among all patient and institutional characteristics.
Institutional theory facilitates the ability to understand the variance in interactions amongst various stakeholders and corporate governance in different situations (DiMaggio and Powell 1983; Matten and Moon 2008).
