Open image in new window Fig. 7 Demographic and general building stock development methodology.
Efficient breeding and clonal deployment strategies have been employed for improved planting stock development.
Despite such interest, only a few studies have explored how and why sequential effects between institutional pressures, HR (stock) development and organizational change occur.
Putting emphasis on this relationship remains the next step in a logic model of modernizing local governments by accounting change that considers the mediating effect of HR (stock) development on its organizational outcomes.
The C6AIR has proven to be an effective genotyping system for rice diversity analysis, QTL mapping, tracking introgressions, genetic stock development, and fingerprinting studies at both Cornell University and at the Genotyping Services Lab at IRRI over the last 4 years.
In summary, the concepts and relationships discussed within the previous subsections build on the above-mentioned logic model between institutional pressures to enhance public service delivery and the mediating role of (strategic) HR stock development.
Nevertheless, as the results indicated, it would also be beneficial to explore the interrelationship between HR (stock) development and capability reconfiguration considering the variety of public services in local government (Nyberg and Ployhart 2013).
It strongly appears that concepts like strategic HR practices enable further insights into the linkage of institutional pressures, HR (stock) development and capability improvement by considering the inherent tensions of HR change agency and strategic alignment.
Thus, the study takes a fine-grained look at the antecedents of HR stock development when local governments aim to replace their accounting systems and investigates why HRM in some local authorities is successful acting as an 'agent of change', whereas in others it fails to perform strategically.
Historically, sets of 384, 768, or 1536 SNP markers were used for diversity analysis, QTL mapping, marker-assisted backcrossing, specialized genetic stock development, and pedigree confirmation among breeding lines in rice (Nagasaki et al. 2010; Zhao et al. 2010; Chen et al. 2011; Thomson et al. 2012; Ye et al. 2012; Rahman et al. 2016; Shah et al. 2016).
