Specifically, viewing business groups as networks of loosely coupled firms, we examine how intra-group network structure and evolving institutional environment moderates the IJV patenting relationship in Taiwan between 1981 and 1998.
To examine how adolescent-parent dyads describe decision-making regarding initiation of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine series, specifically who they viewed as making the final decision.
Specifically, visual tracking is viewed as a pairwise regression problem, and extreme learning machine (ELM) is utilized to construct the pairwise regression framework.
Five questions of this checklist [ 27] were viewed as specifically relating to the concept of dependability.
In contrast, in medial calcification, metabolite-induced arterial changes in the absence of lipid deposits or macrophages are viewed as specifically accounting for the upregulation of osteogenic regulatory genes which then induce osteogenic differentiation of mesenchymal cells with following matrix mineralisation, bone, and cartilage formation [ 42].
Some proteins homologous to DPS can non-specifically bind DNA and therefore are viewed as DNA-specific protectors [ 88].
More specifically, novel ecosystems may be viewed as a temporary or interim stage on the way towards the evolution of other future ecosystems able to supply a variety of ecosystem services, while attempting to maintain and enhance biodiversity, function and resilience.
Specifically, a channel can be viewed as a opportunity to a source-destination pair if and only if the PU receivers cannot be interfered by the source and the transmission sent by the source can be successfully received by the destination.
In this model judgment is viewed as a specifically political ability, namely, as "the ability to see things not only from one's own point of view but from the perspective of all those who happen to be present," and as being "one of the fundamental abilities of man as a political being insofar as it enables him to orient himself in the public realm, in the common world" (BPF, 221).
Later, Johnston gave a speech in 1878 in Congress against the railroad, specifically Bill No. 942, which he viewed as "a positive menace to the commercial interests of the South".
