This study has contributed to research on continuance usage intention of weblogs in higher educational contexts.
the present study has contributed to the further evolution of the appraisal framework as formulated by Martin and White (2005).
The study has contributed a comprehensive inventory of a number of possible river-polluting sources with the objective of conducting source apportionment in Delhi.
This study has contributed to studies of other researchers by means of the monitoring system which has a high sampling frequency.
This study has contributed to the knowledge of UAS operation, and the factors which may influence performance and workload within the UAS operator.
We believe that the multicentric and controlled design of our study has contributed to limitation of center-dependent bias and to significant expansion of ICU-AAV-related knowledge, especially with regard to long-term prognosis of these patients.
This study has contributed to boost our understanding about the mechanism of distribution of the codons and the factors that may influence the evolution of the MT-ND1 gene.
This study has contributed to the body of existing green supply chain literature through addressing uncertainties of suppliers' capacities, plants' capacities, warehouses' capacities and demand for sustainable supply chain network design problem.
This study has contributed to understanding the characteristics of these process parameters in terms of their main effects, interactions and sensitivity to noise and to tune them for their optimal performance.
The current study has contributed in providing an objective and scientific mechanism to optimize work rest schedule which may benefit the industry to produce solid guidelines for working in hot weather.
This study has contributed new knowledge about respondents' perception of WTs within the landscape on the basis of four respondent characteristics: general attitude toward wind energy, educational background, presence of WTs near the respondent's home, and willingness to live near WTs.
