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Drawing on our analysis we build a modular management-KM-dynamic capabilities model, which highlights the evolution of three different levels of dynamic capabilities and also suggests an inherent complementarity between modular and integrated approaches.
According to the social model, which highlights these barriers, the "disability experience" that links people with cystic fibrosis to people with epilepsy, learning disabilities, or cerebral palsy is one of having to deal daily with the largely negative responses of others.
This article is based on an overlapping generations (OLG) model which highlights the quantity quality tradeoff and the links between human capital investment and economic growth.
The integrated stimulus-to-behavior model clearly outperforms the predictions of the control model, which highlights the importance of the signal processing achieved by the OSN.
Our model, which highlights the important role of domain domain interactions, not only is consistent with recent observations but also is amenable to further experimental verification and refinement.
This manuscript reports results for the 4-class model, which highlights differences in behaviour patterns between survivors and controls that are less evident from the 3-class model.
This is confirmed by our hemodynamic model, which highlighted the primary role of HR, which in turn influences MAP, that is, the C50 estimate for the SV⋅SVR product was three times as high as that estimated for HR, reflecting a much greater sensibility of the HR response to Ep.
In order to define the level of exposure, the two studies carried out in France on clusters of non-Hodgkin lymphomas and sarcomas used a Gaussian type dispersion model which highlighted wind direction when identifying areas with different levels of pollution and gave a geographical representation of pollution.
Our work combines experimental observations with numerical simulations and engineering models, which highlight the basic mechanisms behind these complex situations.
While the availability of the latter allows for a more detailed analysis at the micro-level, the narratives rely on the same implicit models, which highlight the salience of trade and comparative advantages, the population's level of education and the ensuing distributional conflict and its related redistributive policies.
Consistent with models which highlight the centrality of the concept of helplessness in the etiology of depression [ 27- 29], university students with depressive symptoms reported perceiving events as more uncontrollable than did non-depressed university students [ 7].
