Sentence examples for via a study of from inspiring English sources
Via a study of innovating and non-innovating German consumers, we explore links between the "Big Five" personality traits and successful accomplishment of three basic innovation process stages by consumer-innovators: (1) generating an idea for a new product or product improvement, (2) developing a prototype that implements that idea, and (3) diffusing the innovation to others.
We illustrate how optimal supply chains can be designed and implemented within this sector via a study of the process through which the International Federation of the Red Cross IFRCC) decentralized its supply chain.
The first focuses on post-reform Indias transition into an attractive emerging market in the global political economy, and second, explores the yet unfolding connections between Asia and Africa via a study of new business connections between India, China and Ethiopia.
Thomas et al. (2012) showed that high pore-fluid pressure exists in the brittle-ductile transient zone of a transform boundary in California via a study of tidal triggering of tectonic tremors.
Patient D2 was ascertained via a study of prenatal malformations conducted at Addenbrooke's Hospital.
The potential for implementation of HIV vaccine trials in hard-to-reach female sex workers in an inner city area of Barcelona, Spain was assessed via a study of HIV risk, willingness to participate and the success of retention strategies.
This paper describes 'The Danish High Risk and Resilience Study – VIA 7' a cohort study of 520 7-year-old children, who are born to parents with either schizophrenia, bipolar disorder or neither of the two diagnoses.
Via a case study of Shanghai, this study shows how cellular network data can be processed to derive useful information, job and housing locations of commuters in particular, for those studies.
Smokers (n = 42) were recruited via newspaper advertising for a study of smoking behavior and health effects.
We recruited sixty adults via signs inviting participation in a study of people with a recent clinic BP measurement that was "borderline" or "a little high".
The methods are illustrated via simulation and by application to a study of bone mineral density in women transitioning to menopause.
