A shift to more multifaceted and systemic account of faculty practice was also the hallmark of the research program of Joan Stark (Stark [2000]).
Subsequently, the analysis of party development as a rational choice process has one important advantage: It structurally rejects potential ad-hoc theorisations by providing a systemic account of the decision-making processes that form the foundation of development.
Again, the method does not make use of the structure of the network, nor does it provide a systemic account for the combined knowledge of pathways to reduce to an optimal set of classifying processes.
Four former finance employees at the Halliburton Company contend that a high-level and systemic accounting fraud occurred at the company from 1998 to 2001, according to a new filing in a class-action lawsuit on behalf of investors who bought the company's shares.
In contrast, it is widely believed that systemic accounts of function cannot deal with malfunction at all.
Much more work needs to be done to establish a systemic functional account of modality in Biblical Hebrew.
The costs of managing strokes or systemic emboli accounted for 39.1%, 40.2%, and 57.6% of total costs; the remainder was accounted for by the costs of managing other events.
Complementarily, the systemic perspective accounts for the organizational setting (roles, objectives and actors), and provides an orthogonal view through the duality of whole-parts relationships and the ubiquitous concepts of boundary, emergence and hierarchy upon which the project-oriented enterprise model is built.
In 2007, systemic antibiotics accounted for 11.2% of the pharmacy budget of non-federal hospitals [ 17].
No particular cause of systemic comorbidity accounted for a substantial fraction of spontaneous PTB, but major localized morbidities including placental abruption, chorioamnionitis, cervical incompetence and structural abnormalities were important contributors, especially at < 32 weeks of gestation.
However, while the overall HBV reactivation risk in cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy is low, HBV reactivation remains an important cause of hepatitis outside of progressive liver disease and systemic infections, accounting for 3 out of 9 patients (33%) who developed hepatitis and who were eventually screened for HBV infection.
