Born global firms have a high propensity to emerge in countries with small domestic markets, such as Sweden (Bell 1995; Lindqvist 1991), Finland (Autio et al. 2000) and U.K (Burgel and Murray 2000).
We examined the relationship between individual birds' performance during solo flights—in terms of the accuracy with which they recapitulated their established habitual routes during the final stages of training and their propensity to emerge as 'winners' of pairwise interactions.
His early propensity for leadership emerged when he became director of the biological laboratories in 1945 and of the Museum of Comparative Zoology in 1946.
Continued surveillance for serotype G12 in Malawi and elsewhere in Africa is needed, given the propensity of this emerging serotype to rapidly spread and establish itself within populations (7, 8 ).
Themes that emerged included a propensity towards impulsive or noncompliant behavior, a sense of treatment failure or disagreement about the need for hospitalization, a widespread sense of boredom and frustration, as well as family problems or a lack of family involvement [ 6, 14].
Reports of benzene's propensity to damage human blood-forming tissues emerged as early as 1897 (Santesson 1897), and the first evidence of its leukemogenicity was published in 1928 (Delore and Borgomano 1928).
14 Newer treatment modalities to decrease the propensity for postinflammatory hyperpigmentation and aforementioned problems have emerged such as nonablative fractional lasers and radiofrequency (RF) treatments.
[ 19] Initiative and self-discipline were consistent with the behaviors described in the self-management scale, which emerged as a minimum predictor of the propensity to adopt EBP.
Goal setting was addressed in two of the items in the self-control scale, which emerged as a minimum predictor of the propensity to adopt EBP.
In others -- especially where a strong regional leader has emerged -- the people have shown a marked propensity to allow local factors to rule the roost.
