The network mode denotes reciprocal and stable collaboration with other socioeconomic agents.
If these partnerships link firms to socioeconomic agents which are different in the nature (such as research centres, universities and government offices or agencies), the network becomes a triple-helix network.
The participation in broad-based networks, involving different types of socioeconomic agents - as advocated in the triple-helix approach - in the development of new products and services is also associated with earning a higher share of income from innovation compared to conducting product development through market mechanisms.
The approach also copes better with explanatory variables of a spatial and local nature (proximate drivers) than policy and socioeconomic factors affecting deforestation agents decision making (ultimate drivers) [19],[25].
The approach also copes better with explanatory variables of a spatial and local nature (proximate drivers) than policy and socioeconomic factors affecting deforestation agents decision making (ultimate drivers) [ 19],[ 25].
Furthermore, we used the well-established validated ISAAC questionnaire to interview the mothers about their children's respiratory symptoms, and we adjusted for many covariates including exposure to other environmental agents and socioeconomic factors in the first year of life.
As in any epidemiologic study, the reported associations could be attributable to uncontrolled confounders, but we were able to examine or adjust for numerous important factors over the lifetime of the child, including exposure to other environmental agents, several socioeconomic indicators, maternal cognitive abilities, and child stimulation.
At every stage he explores the interaction among the leader, the state, the party and civil society, examining the symbiosis between socioeconomic conditions and the political agents who seized upon and shaped them.
His research has shown that some groups who are traditionally less familiar with technology — older people and those on the lower end of the socioeconomic ladder — will adapt to agents.
Patient-clinician engagement is shaped by a range of factors, not only to do with the agents' personality and socioeconomic circumstances, but also the diagnosis and proposed management, and the context of the medical encounter.
For example, confounders (e.g., co-exposures to other agents, diet, genetics, socioeconomic factors, or lifestyle) may not adequately be accounted for or disease ascertainment may not be robust.
