Male centered societies result in low involvement of women in family-run business (Vera and Dean, 2005).
The current manager of UFF's Innovation Agency is trying to unlock the BI potential, but this effort is suffering from the low technological culture and low involvement of the faculty (Wegermann 2010; Carvalho 2009).
The lack of interest and resources was thus seen, together with the approach of the borough to the participatory process, as a main reason for the low involvement of the community groups.
The number of students that make up the classrooms of E.S.O., its diversity of personal situations, lack of funding and support staff makes a low involvement of teachers in the design and development of improvement plans.
Contrary to our expectations, the results show that collaboration patterns are similar in the two networks, although they are governed by two different types of institutions, both being less participative than expected, with low involvement of NGOs and private stakeholders.
The results of the top-down mechanisms have been well below expectations of policy makers, in the sense that the historical low involvement of industry in knowledge and innovation activities — the reversal of which is one of the main goals of such mechanisms — has not substantially improved.
We observed indeed high ratings of suddenness and low involvement of restructuring for trials with shortest reaction times (Fig. 1C).
Behaviorally the problem solvers reported for more than half (55.6%) of the solutions without hint a simultaneous high feeling of suddenness and low involvement of restructuring (chance level lies at 25%, Fig. 1A).
For 55.6% (SD = 18.2) of the correct solutions without hint participants reported a high feeling of suddenness (≥2) and at the same time low involvement of restructuring (≤1), at least at the consciousness level.
Other authors have reported a low involvement of RhoA/ROCK1 pathway in alpha adrenergic stimulation [ 22, 34].
