Simple or complex? Consumer response to display signs

Transmembrane helix: simple or complex

Transmembrane helical segments (TMs) can be classified into two groups of so-called 'simple' and 'complex' TMs. Whereas the first group represents mere hydrophobic anchors with an overrepresentation of aliphatic hydrophobic residues that are likely attributed to convergent evolution in many cases, the complex ones embody ancestral information and tend to have structural and functional roles bey...

Consumer Response to Stockouts

This is a preliminary draft. All comments and suggestions are welcome. Please do not quote without the author's permission. and in particular to the king of advisors, Don Lehmann, whom the author hopes he grows up to be like someday. ABSTRACT We explore consumer responses to stockouts, both in terms of consumer satisfaction with the decision process, and in terms of subsequent store choice beha...

Consumer Response to Apples

I. PRICE AND DEMAND “Why do consumers buy apples?” and “How can we get them to buy more?” These are key questions facing the apple industry. The answers are far from simple and require us to consider eating quality, as well as the beliefs, attitudes and perceptions of consumers. This is the first of three articles that summarize the results from a review of the literature on consumer responses ...

Ambulant Market Foods: Consumer Problem or Solution?

  Background: The sale of food by street vendors is an activity of economic, sanitary, and nutritional importance, but these foods can pose a high risk to the health of consumers in inadequate conditions of preparation and storage. The aim of this study was to investigate the preparation conditions and the hygienic-sanitary quality of food sold by street vendors in the vicinity of four campuse...

Eating or Feeding Our Young: A Response to Recent Commentaries