Mr. Girsky said that much of the second-quarter improvement stemmed from these factors, far more than cost-cutting.
Through the analysis, the paper suggests that a Foresight program should be organized, designed and practised by considering the effects of the external contexts (e.g. national, regional and/or corporate contexts) and structural and behavioral factors stemming from these different context levels along with the nature of the issue being worked on, which constitute the content of the exercise.
The degree of democratic traditions prevalent in these countries could partially explain these differences, stemming from historical factors and the evolutionary paths of urbanization followed by the countries and the resulting socio-economic and cultural condition.
Moreover, the real-life payoffs to cooperation are higher in Namibia stemming from ecological factors.
Instead, researchers are now considering the possibility that cramps are a phenomenon associated with "altered neuromuscular control," stemming from multiple factors including muscle fatigue and damage.
There was considerable variation in the estimates of relative risk and absolute incidence across studies stemming from several factors.
Liver fibrosis is the result of continuous liver injury stemming from different etiological factors.
Combined co-morbidities have a major impact on the pathogenesis of heart failure, which led to the supposition that myocardial dysfunction may not originate exclusively in the heart itself, but extrinsic factors that stem from these co-morbidities may perturb the heart [ 115].
The conservativeness of these churches stems from several factors: For one, they generally maintain the social mores of their home culture, which are usually more conservative than broader American culture on every front, from clothing and appearance to interactions with elders to dating and sexuality.
These largely stemmed from intrinsic factors, such as appreciation from the community, or the pride the providers took in their work.
