Sentence examples for participation models from inspiring English sources

Third, to illustrate knowledge-based innovation as a complex ecosystem, we propose a Web 2.0-driven 'wiki-governance' approach that goes beyond traditional public engagement or citizen participation models to close the gap between research participants and researchers by giving participants and publics the ability to collaborate in pharmacogenomics governance.

The two different types of HLM were necessary because the outcome variable was binary in the participation models (students did or did not participate) and continuous in the performance models (RBA score).

For this reason, the activity-based models can be defined as activity participation models.

Hence, the debt-asset ratio and land owned (acres) are used in the labor participation models for both the farm woman and her spouse/partner.

The purchase or inheritance of land variables was not found significant in joint labor participation models; hence it was left out from these estimations.

There is a large variety of RE sources and participation models used among community initiatives in Germany [34, 36], but the PV cooperatives and Bürgerwindparks are the most successful and prominent [41].

Reporting on a case study of the megacity – Dhaka – this article seeks to develop a community participation model that represents participants' realities as well as their aspiration to engage in decision-making and reflects the reasons for public apathy on participation.

Comparing means of groups according to frequency of participation (Model III-Treatment Adherence) indicates that those participating more often benefitted the most; a result which is plausible.

Information relating to the challenges experienced by the participants with participation post discharge is presented within the Participation Model developed and verified by Barclay-Goddard [ 31].

The labor participation model has four components: (1) a probit model of the decision to participate in the labor market, (2) a multinomial probit model of the allocation of workers across sectors, (3) a bivariate probit model of the sectoral labor mobility, and (4) a rule for labor allocation and wage determination.

The microsimulation model has two building blocks: a labor participation model and an accounting equation.