Sentence examples for structural capital from inspiring English sources

Although structural capital positively affects organizational learning capability, managers should pay attention to possibly negative effects of structural capital on new product development performance.

In industries where shareholders' returns depended on key individuals (human capital) rather than the organization (structural capital), the stars began to demand, and get, more.

Small olive farms typically find it hard to compete with their larger competitors due to unfavourable conditions in terms of labour costs, land fragmentation and structural capital.

Specifically, human capital and relational capital did not directly affect employees' job satisfaction and retention as we hypothesised; in fact, these relationships were fully mediated by structural capital.

Relational capital is the greatest factor among these three types of intellectual capital in Taiwanese IC design companies, structural capital is second, and human capital is last.

We incorporate social capital into the general three-dimensional classification of intellectual capital; namely, human capital, structural capital, and relational capital, to provide a more comprehensive measure of intellectual capital.

It assumes that inter-firm relationships are embedded in a network structure (structural social capital), and this affects the behaviour and expectations of firms (Omta et al. 2001).

In the fully adjusted model, primiparas' antenatal depression was significantly associated with ST, SR, SN, and SP. Compared to the structural social capital, the cognitive social capital was a more crucial dimension to the prevalence of antenatal depression.

In a U.S. sample, Greiner et al. (2004) showed that physical activity was more strongly associated with structural social capital compared with cognitive social capital [9].

To fill this significant gap in the literature, this thesis examines the effect of structural social capital (social organization characteristics) and cognitive social capital (social trust characteristics) on the risk of exposure to crime in the region.

The SA-SCAT in our study comprised 15 questions that measure aspects of Structural Social Capital (eight items) as well as Cognitive Social Capital [7 items; (41, 42)].