Dyckhoff et al. (2005a) provide a more extensive structuring of research indicators, the content of which, moreover, is based on the objectives of research performance in business administration.
Large l pair values lead to more extensive structures (i.e., larger MLDs and a larger fraction of two-junctions).
Thus, more extensive local structure does not appear to explain the increased power in baboons.
Evidence of more extensive 'strain structure' at antigenic, immune-selected sites compared to neutral sites suffices as proof that selective forces are at work, and of these, immune selection is the most parsimonious explanation.
In conclusion, '10,000 Steps' shows potential for wide-scale dissemination but a more extensive support structure than the one applied in the present study seems recommended to encourage adoption levels and high quality implementation.
The predicted mtDNA pattern for postglacial divergence, a 'star-shaped' haplotype network with rare, peripheral haplotypes unique to individual sky islands, was evident in both archipelagos, although in the Arizona archipelago this pattern was nested within a more extensive genetic structure (in particular, see group III, which has the largest sample size).
Cajoling them to polling booths, as she is likely to if she runs, makes a second round all but inevitable, says João Castro Neves of Eurasia Group, a consultancy.Both Mr Neves and the president boast bigger war chests and more extensive party structures.
The CNH-Col groups tended to form syncytium with a more homogeneous alignment, more extensive sarcomeric structures along the cell longitude, and better cross-striation compared with the collagen group.
We argue that regions that can be characterized by more extensive opportunity structures provide a broader range of not only vocationally but also academically oriented educational alternatives as well as bridge year courses.
Better or more extensive flood protection structures had not at that time been realized by the city's public authority.
Our results indicate, first, that the more extensive regional opportunity structures are, the higher the probability of pupils attending general education programs.
