Sentence examples for scarce innovation from inspiring English sources
In Japan, where labour to care for an ageing population is scarce, innovation in robotics is proceeding by leaps and bounds.
Empirical studies on business models are scarce and open innovation has essentially been analyzed in large multinational enterprises, drawing on case studies and interviews (e.g., Chesbrough 2003).
Sticky ribs in foil bags, weird pots of beige gravy, occasional sightings of piri-piri: innovation remains scarce.
A growing literature is analysing the relation between diversity in the knowledge base and the performance of firms; nevertheless, studies that investigate the impact of employee diversity on innovation are scarce.
In addition, as the diffusion of innovation is scarce and fails to reach potential users, farmers may face trouble in obtaining the maximum benefit from shifting to modern technologies.
New businesses divert scarce resources from generating innovations to paying lawyers to make sure someone else does not already own their ideas.
However, studies investigating the appropriateness of network partners in relation to different innovation types are scarce and need far more research attention (de Man and Duysters 2005; Howells et al. 2004; Varis and Littunen 2010).
Support for the key innovation hypothesis is scarce, however, even in textbook examples of adaptive radiation.
Prioritising scarce resources for investment in innovation by publically funded health systems is unavoidable.
Prioritising scarce resources for investment in innovation in publically funded health systems is unavoidable.
In systems where the number of innovations that can be implemented outstrips scarce resources, prioritisation surrounding which health service innovations receive resources is inevitable [ 2, 3].
