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The dynamic capabilities approach emphasizes less the role of strategic planning in favor of responsive systems to adapt faster to turbulent environments.

Few empirical studies, however, have specifically linked evolutionary and metapopulation theory to evaluate the eco-evolutionary dynamics associated with selection against migrants (Hanski and Saccheri 2006; Duckworth and Badyaev 2007; Moore and Hendry 2009), much less the role of such dynamics in population recovery from catastrophic population disturbance.

Never-the-less, the role of activin A in the regulation of hepatic oval cell proliferation has yet to be fully elucidated.

He purged his frustration with the less alluring The Role Of TheUncommitted European Countries In East-West Relations, which was the outcome of a visiting fellowship at Sussex University in 1971-72, before he was posted to Laos the following year.

Police arrest the protesters but do so less in the role of enemy than in that of accomplice, helping generate publicity.

While whistleblowers play an important role in revealing wrongdoing to the public, there is surprisingly little academic research on whistleblowing to the media, and even less on the role of technology in it.

The Fitzgeralds and the Murphys had seen a great deal of one another in Paris in the winter of 1925-26, during which Sara and Gerald had assumed, more or less unwittingly, the role of friendly guardians.

"I more or less took the role of dad," he said, "going to visit every day, rubbing his little hand in the incubator, just to let him know he had someone".

(For me, this is less about the role of government, outsourcing and tax dis-incentives per se, and more about an economy that must find a way to safely "deleverage".

Research on obstetric and infant outcomes has mainly focused on the consequences of advanced maternal age [ 5, 6] and less on the role of fathers.

But Mr. Donaldson has been less skeptical of the role of government, particularly during troubled times.