A system-role mental model refers to one's understanding of the system and its components, and includes the following contents: knowledge, skills and abilities of participating professionals and organizations; role clarity; role interdependence; role contribution; and interaction patterns.
Eighty organizations participated in a network survey and findings systematically quantify the breadth and degree of their interdependence, thus making a distinct contribution to the field's understanding of multidisciplinary participation and collective action.
For Japan or Korea, due to the close economic interdependence and geographical position, any contribution to the reduction of the trans-boundary emissions or to the solution of atmosphere problems within China also helps those countries themselves.
For Japan and Korea, due to the close economic interdependence and geographical position, any contribution to the reduction of the trans-boundary emissions or to the solution of atmosphere problems within China also helps those countries themselves.
For Japan and Korea, due to the close economic interdependence and geographical position, any contribution to the reduction of the trans-boundary emissions or to the solution of atmosphere problems within China also helps those countries indirectly.
Their results showed that the factors that contribute to resilience against systemic risk may also function as significant sources of systemic risk under certain conditions.Hautsch et al. (2015) proposed a systemic risk beta as a measure of financial firms' contributions to systemic risk, given network interdependence between these firms' tail risk exposures.
Such anatomical interdependence compounds the difficulty in assessment of the relative contribution of each region to HD pathogenesis (Gu et al., 2007; Brown et al., 2008).
This paper has argued for the need to explore the global interdependence and transfer of knowledge of TCAH as a contribution to establishing the legal basis for recognition of the R2TCAH as a human right.
Rather than identifying the channels through which ambulatory and hospital cases influence each other, our contribution consists of illustrating the heterogeneity in the interdependence between the sectors over the various medical disciplines.
Meier's contribution to hermeneutics is to argue for the interdependence of hermeneutics and language, introducing a semantic holism in which linguistic obscurities are detangled by reference to language itself, not by reference to extra-linguistic elements such as the intention of the author.
