Practical and Theoretical Implications
A Definition of Proximal and Distal Tubular Compliance: PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL IMPLICATIONS
... characteristics of the proximal and distal tubule were found to be markedly different; the proximal tubular pressure-diameter relationship was linear, ΔD/ΔP = 0.45 µm/mm Hg, whereas the distal pressure-diameter ...
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Controlling the canon: institutional piano performance repertoires and their practical and theoretical implications
... 6.5 Conclusions Upon embarking on this research, I had set out to explore the extent to which canonical works continued to influence contemporary piano performance with international reference and specific focus on the ...
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Theoretical and practical implications of user interface patterns applied for the development of graphical user interfaces
... what theoretical implications emerge from user interface patterns applied for reuse and automation within user interface transformation ...derive practical implications of user interface ...
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CALCULATION OF TRANSFER PRICES: THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS ON THE RESULT
... Differences in the applied gross margin rate, using the Cost Plus method, with a change of only 1 company in the sample, will also affect the differences in the amount of revenue (Tabl[r] ...
Social innovation in question: The theoretical and practical implications of a contested concept
... on our discussion so far, this paper will now highlight two lines of theoretical and empirical work that would merit further attention. One of the biggest challenges for SI research and practice is its capacity to ...
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Hypervolume-based multiobjective optimization: Theoretical foundations and practical implications
... a b s t r a c t In recent years, indicator-based evolutionary algorithms, allowing to implicitly incorporate user preferences into the search, have become widely used in practice to solve multiobjective optimization ...
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Corporate governance for knowledge production: theoretical foundations and practical implications
... Agency Theory as the dominant view of Corporate Governance disregards that the key task of firm governance is to generate, accumulate, transfer, and protect firm specific knowledge.. Thr[r] ...
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Causes of Corruption from Entrepreneurs? Perceptions: Theoretical and Practical Implications.
... as a dependent variable being affected by ten variables (See Figure-1). Given the objective of the current study and the context of LDCs, we developed the model presented in Figure-1 after reviwing the relevant ...
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Mechanisms responsible for homeostatic appetite control: theoretical advances and practical implications.
... Differential acylated ghrelin, peptide YY3 36, appetite, and food intake responses to equivalent energy deficits created by exercise and food restriction. Cameron JD, Goldfield GS, Riou[r] ...
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Mechanisms responsible for homeostatic appetite control: theoretical advances and practical implications
... Homeostatic appetite control embodies both excitatory and inhibitory signals that influence appetite and food intake via tonic (long-term) and episodic (short-term) control mechanisms.[r] ...
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BAD FAITH OF EMPLOYEES IN ACTUAL LABOUR LAW- THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS
... the implications that flow from this, an employer can take into consideration the disciplinary offences committed by its employee during the time he was in work relations with another person or entity - solution ...
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Neural Networks for Time Series Forecasting: Practical Implications of Theoretical Results.
... We propose to build on the results in [19] and [11] by examining the practical aspects of forecasting with neural networks, including starting value selection, forecast performance, and [r] ...
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Social Justice as an Essentially Contested Concept: Theoretical and Practical Implications for “Access to Justice”
... in practical life we are usually wise to regard it as a head-on conflict of interests or tastes or atti- tudes, which no amount of discussion can possibly dispel; we are consequently inclined to dismiss the ...
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Continuing medical education revisited: theoretical assumptions and practical implications: a qualitative study
... The results of the EWAPS study are congruent with previous findings, entailing significant implications for the design and delivery of CME interventions. It should be noted however that the present study, besides ...
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Theoretical and Practical Implications of Applying Theory of Reasoned Action in an Information Systems Study
... the implications of their ...considers implications of adopting or not ...cost implications, availability of support services, technical knowledge required to be able to adopt the technology, ...
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Social Justice as an Essentially Contested Concept: Theoretical and Practical Implications for “Access to Justice”
... in practical life we are usually wise to regard it as a head-on conflict of interests or tastes or atti- tudes, which no amount of discussion can possibly dispel; we are consequently inclined to dismiss the ...
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Phase 0 clinical trials: theoretical and practical implications in oncologic drug development
... trial subjects having the disease of interest believe that participating in the study will advance the development of drugs that they might later receive; 37 investigators should be clear about this issue at the outset. ...
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Carbon trading dogma: Theoretical assumptions and practical implications of global carbon markets
... a theoretical perspective, however, it is instructive to push the criticism farther and consider one of the four requirements for the approval of a CDM project, namely ...
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Complexity: Theoretical Foundations & Practical Implications. Altonaer Stiftung für philosophische Grundlagenforschung
... 2 Complexity: Theoretical Foundations and Practical Implications Complexity has always been around us. Only recently, however, it has become a subject matter in its own right. And only recently ...
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The Boundaries of the Negotiating Power of the Candidates for Membership of the European Union: Some Theoretical Considerations and Practical Implications
... It is for the reasons explained above that the negotiator who wants to maximise his/her side’s benefits has to take risks and make demands and offers that in effect make his/her own side more vulnerable. This is why ...
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