Table 13 Cultural valuations and Entrepreneurial intention Samples Cultural valuation Correlation/intention p Mean U.S.(1) 4.11.157 0.008 Turkey(2) 3.51.122 0.05 ∆ (1)–(2) p < 0.001 .
These mixed findings may relate to numerous aspects, amongst others differences in studied populations (e.g. patient or general samples, cultural differences) and in methodology.
This difference may be potentially explained by the use of different samples, cultural and social difference between Italian and Chinese populations [ 24].
26 PSC factor structures are not replicated in UK, 31 Swiss 32 and French 33 samples but supported in others 34 (perhaps owing to unique country characteristics, types of health systems, samples, cultural differences).
Rodents were sampled in cultural crops (alfalfa, barley, wheat, sunflower, maize and rape) as well as in fallow habitats (herbal set-aside and old orchard).
The ECRHS is a randomly sampled, multi-cultural, population based cohort study.
She never married, experiencing the heyday of Manhattan's cosmopolitan night life, serving in the Women's Auxiliary Corps during the Second World War, then sampling the vibrant postwar cultural scene of Greenwich Village.
The researchers encouraged trust by attendance at sampling venues and Somali cultural events where they provided information about the study.
First, sampling variation leads to cultural drift, a process closely analogous to genetic drift (Cavalli-Sforza and Feldman 1981; Neiman 1995; Shennan 2001).
In any cross-cultural study, sampling equivalency in terms of demographic characteristics is an issue.
On the menu: eat-and-greets in all five boroughs, power breakfasts followed by power lunches (sometimes three in a day), and ethnic festivals and cultural nights where sampling the local delicacy is tantamount to a mandatory show of respect.
