At the Yale School of Management last year, Mr. Sonnenfeld said, the dean and faculty threw out the old first-year curriculum that emphasized individual disciplines like finance and marketing and replaced it with a team-oriented approach, with professors teaching these subjects jointly.
With respect to subjects unexposed to both risk factors, the OR was 396.0 955% CI, 22.6 to infinity) among subjects jointly exposed (high VCM exposure and viral hepatitis infection).
The conventional risk of subjects unexposed to both risk factors being 1.0, the OR among subjects jointly exposed to VCM and alcohol was close to the product of ORs in those exposed to each factor in the absence of the other.
Tim Mackey and Bryan A. Liang jointly conceived the study, jointly wrote the manuscript, and jointly edited the manuscript.
He is best known for independently conceiving the theory of evolution through natural selection; his paper on the subject was jointly published with some of Charles Darwin's writings in 1858.
Study 2 adopting a within-subject design jointly compares the four heuristics.
Each subject is taught jointly by a team of two professors, one from the University of Kisangani, the other from institutions as diverse as Pomona College in Claremont, California, the Catholic University in Leuven, Belgium, the Free University of Brussels, Sciences Po in Bordeaux, the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers in Paris and others.
QTLs from related traits can be jointly subjected to a single meta-analysis by grouping corresponding traits into meta-traits.
However, although the response rate to the survey was only 21%, it is unlikely that selection bias could have affected our results because in a prospective design, subjects cannot participate jointly based on exposure and future (unknown) disease status.
Instead, a conception of collective intentionality can be open to the view that two or more individuals are jointly the subject of their collective intentionality (cf. Smith 2011).
