Our results suggest that reputational, logistical, and specific forms of behavioral constraints are not the main reasons for limited participation, and that people do respond to higher benefits from attending in the form of monetary incentives.
Clinical specialties from different academic hospitals collaborate in disease-specific entities called 'Pearls', while each academic hospital separately provides institution-specific logistical and technical facilities to its participating departments.
"We will be reviewing with the commissioner our specific logistical issues that remain".
The collection has very specific logistical information, even records of transportation for lectures and financial records.
The specific logistical considerations and application routes in the United States will illustrate clinical approaches and challenges, but the broad lessons learned are appropriate for most global programs.
Logistical requirements are specific, including at least a 17,000-square-foot debate hall, close to a media center of 20,000 square feet, all within a half-hour's drive of 3,000 rooms in no less than three and no more than seven hotels.
The questions about specific logistical imperatives and driver breaks prove less fruitful.
In all sites, the research team provides project monitoring and data collection, and study-specific logistical support.
Each country has specific logistical traits — payment systems, population density, mobile versus desktop, delivery networks, rival offline options — that lead to different commercial channels for these values.
Apart from the standard questions, four additional factors were explored: freight volume, transport organisation, the presence of specific logistical imperatives, and driver breaks.
The new questions relate to currently unobserved variables: the vehicle volume occupied by freight; the method of organisation (double crew, relays) used by the carriers; the existence of specific logistical imperatives; and drivers' compulsory breaks.
