Sustainable food systems will require profound changes in people’s consumption patterns and lifestyles, which is true regardless of the farming methods used does not change fact that organic often requires more land than conventional for same quantity output.Some features EU contribute to Development Goals (SDGs); other may jeopardize achievement SDGs 2, 13, 15. The negative indirect effects ad...

Intrusion detection systems (IDSs) have become a core component of a firm’s IT security architecture. While IDSs enable real time detection of intrusions, a common criticism has been the frequency of false alarms, which undermines their effectiveness. A fundamental problem with IDSs for intrusion detection is achieving the optimal balance between detection rate and false positive and false nega...

This paper examines the extent to which job satisfaction, employee engagement, and satisfaction with work– life balance are influenced by changes in the macroeconomy. Data on employee attitudes are obtained from the Age and Generations dataset, a survey of more than 2000 employees from nine large organizations that took place just prior to and immediately following the onset of the 2007–2009 re...

•The Fab1 lipid kinase is a substrate of the Target Rapamycin Complex 1 (TORC1)•Fab1 and TORC1 localize to signaling endosomes vacuole•Fab1 phosphorylation shifts changes its activity•Fab1 function in regulatory feedback loop, which controls Organelles endomembrane system maintain their identity integrity during growth or stress conditions by homeostatic mechanisms that regulate membrane flux b...

Glucose metabolism reprogramming is one of the hallmarks cancer cells, although functional and regulatory mechanisms long noncoding RNA (lncRNA) in contribution glucose lung adenocarcinoma (LUAD) remain incompletely understood. The aim this study was to uncover role GAS6-AS1 regulation progression LUAD. We discovered that overexpression suppressed tumor LUAD both vitro vivo. Metabolism-related ...

Systematic differences in the determinants of firm failure between firms that fail early in their life and those that fail after having successfully negotiated the early liabilities of newness and adolescence are identified. Analysis of data from 339 Canadian corporate bankruptcies suggests that failure among younger firms may be attributable to deficiencies in managerial knowledge and financia...

We propose and test two alternative hypotheses bearing on the dual roles of group variability and typicality when people form impressions of single category members. The latitude of acceptance hypothesis suggests that a wider range of individual group members are likely to be seen as good-fitting members (i.e., typical) if the group is heterogeneous, thereby increasing the extent to which stere...

Efforts to expand access health insurance in the United States are key addressing inequities and ensuring that all individuals have care during coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic. Yet, attempts public programs, including Medicaid, continue face opposition state federal policymaking. Limited policy success raises questions about information environment extent available signals both resources need...

“How do you explain to an innocent citizen of the free world importance a credit default swap on double-A tranche subprime-backed collateralized debt obligation” (Lewis 222-3)? This question, asked by author Michael Lewis through eyes one his subjects – Ben Hockett appears have answer: with great difficulty. Lewis's book, The Big Short: Inside Doomsday Machine, lays out internal workings invest...

The resource-based view (RBV) has been welcomed by researchers as a sound basis upon which to develop theory in the field of HRM. However, we argue that the RBV is overly rationalistic, unitarist and internally focused compared with what we know about organizations from sociological and institutionalist perspectives. The more recent complex adaptive systems perspective constitutes a more promis...