Our work has implications for scholars of open innovation because it highlights the importance of considering failures as well successes: focusing exclusively on initiatives that reach a certain stage can lead to partial or erroneous conclusions about why some organizations engage external contributors while others fail.
MiSciNet: Lots of folks tell us that "science has no diversity," that rewards and success are based exclusively on merit.
Hoyer and colleagues reported success conducting nearly exclusively hands-on training over a 2-week period in The Gambia and pointed out that local practical training automatically adapts the "curriculum" to local clinical circumstances [18].
The study demonstrated a 100%% technical success rate using exclusively a transjugular approach with one reported coil misplacement without adverse effect [ 38] and two cases of pulmonary embolization of migrated coils, only one of which was symptomatic with the coils retrieved successfully using an endovenous approach.
The analysis based on this value system reveals some limitations of the present clinical-trials mechanism, especially if success is defined exclusively in terms of cure, and other dimensions of the health system, such as explanatory, care, cost or prevention variables are neglected.
And, to again state the obvious, New York is exclusively about success – it's success that has been fed steroids and vitamin B. There's a sense that New Yorkers never fail, but if they do, they're exorcised from memory, kind of like Trotsky in early pictures of the Soviet Communist Politburo.
"We're the only company that gets paid exclusively for success," said Kobs.
Furthermore, their efforts and successes were based almost exclusively upon the merits of a single study that was published in the New England Journal of Medicine in 1990 (Rudman et al 1990).
SUCCESS was the only clinical trial with the required end points that exclusively involved OA patients.
The studio said that this year it would rely almost exclusively on the success of its next film, "Over the Hedge," about a mischievous raccoon and other forest creatures.
