... friendliness. commercial innovations instruments microscopy super-resolution Since the advent of super-resolution microscopy techniques, advancements in the field have accelerated, expanding the breadth of biological questions that can be addressed. While there are numerous review articles describing...

... institutionally facilitated democratic innovations. connective mechanisms democratic innovations everyday politics parliamentary e-petitions political participation public engagement University of Sheffield Faculty of Social Sciences In response to political apathy and disillusionment political scholars...

... the Permissions link on the article page on our site–for further information please contact journals.permissions@oup.com. Abstract The public procurement of innovations is a demand-side policy instrument that harnesses supplier innovations to improve products and services delivered to the customers. This study...

... reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract A fundamental feature for understanding the diffusion of innovations through a social group is the manner in which we are influenced by our own social interactions. It is usually assumed...

... Two studies examine how skin tone bias in image recognition algorithms impacts users’ adoption and usage of image recognition technology. We employed a diffusion of innovations framework to explore perceptions of compatibility, complexity, observability, relative advantage, and reinvention...

... emissions and carbon neutrality’, wherein green innovation assumes a critical role. The existing literature has extensively examined the impact of green innovations on carbon emissions. However, there has been comparatively less emphasis on the nonlinear relationship between technological innovations...

... actualize successful aging for older adults. We highlight the key role of family caregivers in healthcare delivery innovations aimed at facilitating successful aging and discuss policies that support family caregivers. As successful aging continues to evolve as a dominating framework in the literature, we...

...Giorgia Barboni microfinance financial innovations repayment flexibility Since its inception, the microfinance industry has taken pride in the ability of small, uncollateralized loans to provide millions of the world’s poor with the opportunity to become entrepreneurs and, as such, to acquire...

... Attribution License ( https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract This review paper delves into the advancements and innovations revolutionizing contact lens (CL...

... we employ a novel causal machine learning approach. AMS induce heterogenous effects on eco-efficiency, negatively associated with herd expansion and labour per cow. eco-efficiency automatic milking robots Norway agricultural innovations Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft 10.13039/501100001659 EXC...

... a century after it was first proposed (Baas Becking 1934 ). How could adaptive radiations occur in sympatry? One pathway to ecological innovation that is not reliant on geographical isolation was developed by Miller, Mayr, and Simpson in the middle of the 20th century (Heard and Hauser 1995 , Schluter...

... areas ( Kalu et al., 2021 , 2022 ) did not emphasize psychological studies. Population aging provides boundless opportunities for research, innovation, and creativity ( Kpessa-Whyte, 2018 ) and psychology in Africa should not be left behind. Our paper aims to highlight areas where psychologists...

...Patricia Sauri Lavieri; Gabriel Jurado Martins de Oliveira Figure 1 EV adoption in Australia in comparison with the diffusion of innovations curve (adapted from [ 29 ]) Considering that both the challenges and the opportunities posed by EVs are heavily dependent on user behaviour...

...N M K Elden; A M A Mandil; A A Hegazy; N Nagy; R M Mabry; W A Khairy Address correspondence to RM Mabry, E-mail: rmmabry@gmail.com 17 5 2022 28 8 2022 26 9 2022 One of three digital health innovations were related to public health informatics. Smartphone apps were the most commonly...

.... • Potassium chloride is most commonly used to replace sodium chloride in salt substitute. • Salt substitute reduces sodium chloride without affecting qualities of food products. • Hydrocolloids, cross-linking agents, and coating are innovations to reduce salt. The increasing availability of highly...

... of a plethora of innovative TCIs embedding integrated care ( Antunes & Moreira, 2011 ; Deschodt et al., 2020 ; Lee et al., 2022 ). However, although the effectiveness of these interventions is promising ( Lee et al., 2022 ), there is still an inadequate awareness and understanding of how to successfully...

... on the e.d.f.r. Indeed, assumptions on the innovations distribution can be formulated in terms of the function F, which can be estimated by e.d.f.r. F ^ n defined by F ^ n ( x ) = 1 n ∑ t = 1 n 1 η ^ t ≤ x , where η ^ t = ϵ t...

.../funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) alternative food networks capability approach grassroots innovations social innovation social services well-being The capability approach is based on the core idea that well-being should be approached in terms of the opportunities or freedoms people have...

... promoted research innovations, contextualised research methods of education strategies in community settings remains inadequate ( Beltrán et al., 2016 ). Hence, this article utilises a qualitative case study approach to demonstrate pedagogical innovations to contextualise social work disaster...

... and endemism patterns of Saussurea and its morphological innovations. Moreover, morphological innovations in an area show significant contributions to the local diversity and endemism of Saussurea. We conclude that geological influences (mean altitude and topographic heterogeneity), glacial...