Nagel's contemporaries likewise treated reductionist themes, though their work has largely been overlooked (e.g., Morton Beckner's discussion of "organization" and "levels of analysis" as methodological and explanatory aspects of reduction; Beckner 1959, ch. 9).
Analysis of the levels of these molecules in synovial tissue, however, reveals no significant correlation between patterns of B cell organization and levels of CCL2 or CCL18 mRNA production, suggesting that other chemokines are more important in directing how B cells are recruited to the synovial membrane and determining how they arrive at a distinct site in the synovial microenvironment.
This is likely a function of differential access to resources by individuals in different organizations and levels of power [ 10].
-- Leadership, organization, agendas, membership, and level of influence.
The resolution would come from a recognition of the primary importance of biological organization and of levels of biological organization, "by a cell therefore I shall understand a certain type of biological organization, not a concrete entity" (Woodger 1929, p. 296, emphasis in original).
The cost system design was defined by taking into account the characteristics of the organization and the level of development of available information systems.
Known for his fast-paced, shirt-sleeved management style that ignored organization charts and levels of responsibility, he often wrote the ad copy himself.
Too often, sourcing decisions are made in an ad hoc fashion without a systemic view of the overall goals of the technology organization and the level of long-term capability necessary to meet strategic objectives.
This variation can be explained by the large variability in DMP development duration, size of DMP providing organization, and the level of care in the providing organization prior to the implementation of a DMP.
