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Embedding Racial Equity in a Health Access Campaign in New York City: The Importance of Tailored Engagement. [PDF]
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ABSTRACT Maintaining consistent cellular physiology during bioprocess scale‐up or scale‐down is key to developing robust processes. However, the reliability of scale‐down bioreactor systems remains debated. Although the calibration of physiological parameters in mechanistic models across scales has been proposed as a scale‐down strategy, few studies ...
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Another day, another tobacco company's devious behaviour: cutout health warning labels on Indonesian cigarette packs. [PDF]
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Cocreation and codesign in maternal health: processes, outcomes and implementation challenges. [PDF]
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When Novelty Outpaces Evidence: Social Media as an Unregulated Force Propelling Innovation in Endodontics: A Narrative Review. [PDF]
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Development of a digital, self-guided return-to-work toolkit for stroke survivors and employers using intervention mapping. [PDF]
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Employer brand and international employer brand: literature review
Corporate Communications: An International Journal, 2023PurposeThis review article offers an insight into employer brand and its importance for organizations, as well as an overview of international employer brand based on research on this topic available to date.Design/methodology/approachAn examination and critical evaluation of 37 research articles, two scientific monographs and a chapter was conducted ...
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sj-economics scientific journal, 2017
In consumer goods theory, we often find the assertion that producers of recognizable brands may receive a price 40% higher for their product than producers of analogous unknown brands. The goal of the text is to analyze how the effect of various kinds of information about a company can balance its lower prestige.
JACEK WOŹNIAK, KATARZYNA ŁUBIEŃSKA
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In consumer goods theory, we often find the assertion that producers of recognizable brands may receive a price 40% higher for their product than producers of analogous unknown brands. The goal of the text is to analyze how the effect of various kinds of information about a company can balance its lower prestige.
JACEK WOŹNIAK, KATARZYNA ŁUBIEŃSKA
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