X it is a vector of control variables that affect performance (e.g., firm size, firm profitability, divestiture mode, etc.…) and Y it is a vector of control variables that affect the divestiture decision (e.g., management turnover, weak prior performance, etc.…).
Ensuring sustainable change is notoriously difficult due to many health system related factors including staff turnover, weak supervision, supply chain problems and financial resourcing [ 27].
Oladipo's defense, especially on the weak side, creates turnovers and, in turn, easy baskets that have sent his overall shooting percentage skyrocketing, to 61.4 percent from 47.1 last season.
Mr. Altman predicted that the office of the mayor, with its huge resources, vast law department and network of employees, would become even more powerful as the term-limited Council becomes weaker with the turnover now required after its members serve two consecutive four-year terms.
(2010) concentrate on Japan and document only weak evidence of turnover-induced (monthly) return patterns.
In other words, bone strength may be weaker as normal turnover is inhibited.
Like many of the A.C.L.U.'s smaller state affiliates, South Carolina has long struggled with weak fund-raising, staff turnover and other problems.
Then we discarded funds with weak showings and high turnover.
In contrast, HUWE1 has only weak effects on the turnover of MYC (Adhikary et al, 2005; Zhao et al, 2008).
The effect of Relationships, independent of Development, on turnover was weak despite the high correlation between these two variables (r = 0.59).
