Several recent manuscripts extend the conventional measurement component of an SEM, conditional on latent variables, to the generalized linear model setting, rendering these models naturally conducive to continuous as well as categorical outcomes (Muthén, 1984; Muthén and Muthén, 2007; Skrondal and Rabe-Hesketh, 2005, 2004; Lee and Shi, 2001; Reboussin and Liang, 1998).
Meanwhile, the BBS group did not significantly increase the operation time and incidence of VF, which made the chronic MI model more conducive to establish.
Instead, in developing economies, a minor form of intellectual property rights (IPRs) – namely utility models – is conducive to innovation and growth, controlling for other factors.
We contribute to the open innovation literature by specifying the conditions under which business models are conducive to the success of open innovation strategies.
On the basis of theoretical construction and case study, Wu et al. [36] found that the proper value proposition can attract more customers by business model, which is conducive to the better operation of business model, and other scholars study how to carry out the business model innovation with creating value.
This model can not only meet the functional requirements of the system, but also adopt the domain structure model, which is conducive to cross-domain and cross-industry resource sharing.
Although traditional fee-for-service models are not conducive to addressing the barriers described here, capitation funding models may also be problematic [ 38, 39], in that primary care settings operating under capitated models may de-roster patients that use outside primary care and in so doing, drop patients with higher health needs.
State-controlled mass-media models are highly conducive to authoritarian control.
However, this silo-type storage of data and models is not conducive to systems biology investigations.
