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  1. A Study of Open Innovation in Small and Medium Enterprises in Hong Kong

    The concept of open innovation (OI) has gained significant attention in recent years as a means to accelerate innovation, reduce costs, and enhance competitiveness, particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). However, the adoption and implementation of OI practices among SMEs in …

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  2. Procollagen Biosynthesis and Osteoblast Malfunction in the G610C Mouse Model of Osteogenesis Imperfecta

    Osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) is a hereditary disease that disrupts bone formation and function resulting in skeletal deformities and fragile bones. OI is diagnosed based on clinical and radiological examination, with patient symptoms ranging in severity from relatively mild (increased incidence of …

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  3. Open Innovation in the light of Patent Law.

    … and Definitions Definitions for CI and OI were developed from which the variants of the innovation methods were derived. Definitions of CI and OI: Closed Innovation (CI) CI is an innovation method for creating an innovation for an organization, wherein only internal inventors and only …

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  4. Skeletal muscle weakness and mitochondrial dysfunction in the osteogenesis imperfecta murine (oim) model

    Osteogenesis imperfecta (OI), also commonly referred to as brittle bone disease, is a heritable connective tissue disorder occurring in roughly 1:15,000 births. OI arises as a result of mutations in the type I collagen genes, COL1A1 and COL1A2, approximately 85 % of the time with the remaining 15 % …

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  5. Information technology capability services that support organisational innovativeness in agriculture companies

    … conditions. Organisational innovation (OI) allows these agriculture organisations to evolve their way of work. Successful OI requires support from various internal and external stakeholders to a firm, and the IT capability has been recognised as a key enabler for organisational-wide …

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  6. ALTERED HEMODYNAMIC, NEUROHUMORAL, AND BRAIN METABOLITE PROFILES IN CHILDREN WITH ORTHOSTATIC INTOLERANCE AND CHRONIC NAUSEA

    Orthostatic Intolerance (OI) is a type of autonomic dysfunction affecting >500,000 adults and children in the United States. Upon standing, subjects with OI have impaired blood pressure (BP) regulation that leads to debilitating symptoms of dizziness, fatigue, nausea, and fainting. The development …

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  7. Understanding Hearing Loss in Osteogenesis Imperfecta

    … manifestation of osteogenesis imperfecta (OI), a hereditary disease of the connective tissues caused by mutations in collagen type I. The hallmark of OI is bone fragility, leading to frequent fractures in childhood that tend to decrease after puberty. Hearing loss in OI often begins in …

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  8. A Comparison of Post-Injury Symptomatology and Recovery Following Concussion Versus Orthopedic Injury

    … research has utilized orthopedic injury (OI) comparison groups to examine outcomes specific to concussion versus physical injury in general, due to the suggestion that preexisting, comorbid, and other injury-related factors influence post-concussion symptom reporting and recovery. The …

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  9. Dental implications of inherited connective tissue disorders in South Africa

    … prevalence of Osteogenesis imperfecta type III (OI III) as a category of the inherited connective tissue disorders in South Africa is of paramount importance. Although worldwide, autosomal recessive(AR) OI is rare, it had emerged that the frequency of OI III is relatively high in the indigenous …

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  10. Denizen politics : a comparative analysis of opposition to immigration in the European Union

    … studies of opposition to immigration (OI) in the European Union. A substantial portion of the public seems to prefer a more exclusionary form of democracy, but how large, how vocal, and how organized that portion is varies considerably. I investigate exclusionism, a dimension of …

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  11. PERCEPTIONS OF ORGANIZATIONAL CONTINUITY: SCALE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLICATIONS FOR ORGANIZATIONAL OUTCOMES

    … (POC) have on organizational identification (OI) and organizational outcomes, including organizational citizenship behaviors (OCBs) and turnover intentions. It was proposed that POC would be an important factor in determining OI, OCBs, and turnover intentions. In order to test this …

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  12. No longer fledglings but struggling to fly: peer support workers' experiences of forming an occupational identity within an urban NHS trust: an interpretative phenomenological analysis

    … develop/construct their occupational identity (OI). Employment has been shown to positively affect individuals well-being by affording them a sense of identity and purpose. How OI is experienced during development and then maintained will be the focus of this research. Methodology and main …

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  13. Quantitative measurement of body composition in individuals with acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS)

    … and HIV positive -opportunistic infections (OI). The major conclusions derived from this study were based on the evaluation of body weight (BW) , body fat (BF) and body cell mass (BCM) alterations that were directly measured. Values for extracellular supporting tissue were inferred. The …

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  14. Teaching Children to Fluently Decode Nonsense Words in Lists: Generalized Effects to Oral Reading Fluency of Connected Text

    … containing each of 3 target vowel teams (aw, oi, and au) were trained in lists, and generalization was assessed to untrained real words in lists, untrained real words in target passages, and novel real words in generalization passages. A multiple probe design across vowel teams revealed a) …

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  15. Principal component based system identification and its application to the study of cardiovascular regulation

    … autonomic control and orthostatic intolerance (OI). Experimental data from a prolonged bed rest study (simulation of microgravity condition) are analyzed and the conclusions are: 1) prolonged bed rest may impair autonomic control of heart rate; 2) orthostatic intolerance after bed rest is …

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  16. Polymeric Nanocarriers And Their Oral Inhalation Formulations For The Regional Delivery Of Nucleic Acids To The Lungs

    … of medically relevant diseases. Oral inhalation (OI) is a promising route for the administration of therapeutics, including small molecules and biomacromolecules, such as nucleotides, peptides, and proteins, to (locally) and through (systemically) the lungs. The use of OI is especially attractive …

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  17. Opportunity identification in MNC subsidiaries: context and performance implications

    … theme of Opportunity Identification (OI) within an entirely new context, that of the multinational subsidiary. Despite its centrality in entrepreneurship research, the notion of OI still lies at an embryonic stage of investigation, particularly as an organisation-wide phenomenon. …

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  18. Discovery of mechanisms and methods for surface-based defect engineering in oxide semiconductors using liquid water

    … raised the possibility of oxygen interstitials (Oi) in binary oxides at O-rich conditions, and experimental studies observed species with much higher diffusivities and an exponential depth-profile shape that is different from the error-function shape expected for VO. Under O-rich conditions, Oi …

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  19. Surface-mediated mechanisms for defect engineering in metal oxides

    … and spatial distributions of solid point defects such as vacancies and interstitial atoms influence the performance of metal oxides in gas sensing, electronics, photonics and solar-induced photochemistry for fuel production and environmental cleanup. Controlling these aspects of …

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  20. Nitroalkene (4+2) cycloadditions of achiral and chiral vinyl ethers. The stereochemical consequence of the Lewis acid promoter and studies toward the total synthesis of (+)-pretazettine

    … selection of the Lewis acid promoter, Ti(Oi-Pr)$\sb{2}$Cl$\sb{2}$ (98% ee, ($-$)) or methylaluminum bis-(2,6-diphenylphenoxide) (MAPh) (93% ee, (+)). Propenyl ethers derived from ($-$)-6 undergo endo-selective (4+2) cycloadditions (2.3/1-8.2/1) in the presence Ti(Oi-Pr)$\sb2$Cl$\sb2$, …

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