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Organizational ambidexterity and absorptive capacities (potential and realized) make it possible for firms to leverage the availability of external knowledge and boost their innovation performance.

The proposed security scheme implements beam-forming techniques at the eNodeB that leverage the availability of up to five antennas in reception.

To fully leverage the availability of the internet services in Kenya, all the citizens need to be able to access and use the internet and related services.

Interventions delivered in the context of an online social network can leverage the availability of an individuals' self-identified social ties not only to optimise support for cessation, but also for active and passive distribution of the intervention through an individual's network to other smokers and beyond.

Traditional analysis of eQTL data via pairwise statistical significance tests or linear regression does not leverage the availability of the structural information of the transcriptome, such as presence of gene networks that reveal correlation and potentially regulatory relationships among the study genes.

For example, Quercia et al. [11] has leveraged the availability of Google Street View data in order to annotate and characterize streets that are suitable for pedestrians.

There are also a number of client-side solutions that are leveraging the availability of multiple cell-ids on the device to more accurately determine device location.

As a result, the objective of this paper is to define an ontology that leverages the availability of an individual thing's (object) identification information within the context of a standard set of economic phenomena that support multiple views in a range of data architectures.

Finally, we leveraged the availability of genome sequence to find suitable tagging SNPs for common deletions in this population.

Leveraging the availability of city-specific LUR models, we further examined separately for each city the association between hopane concentrations and the variables that were used both in the city-specific LUR models describing the NO2 levels (see Additional file 1) and those that we generated for the pooled analysis (Table  2).

Our study leveraged the availability of SEER-based and claims-based information regarding the same clinical event, i.e. the diagnosis of BM in the registry data and health care utilization that is ostensibly related to either diagnosis or treatment of BM in the Medicare claims data.