Do extreme values of daily-life gait characteristics provide more information about fall risk than median values? Abstract Background. Gait characteristics estimated from daily-life trunk accelerations reflect gait quality and are associated with fall incidence in older adults. While associations are based on median values of these gait characteristics, their extreme values may reflect either h...

OVERVIEW In a market setting, a business undertakes many operations to provide product (good or service) to its customers. Each of these operations receives an input (raw material, labour, throughput) and transforms it into an output. An operation is effective if it creates an output having more value than its input. The value added by each operation justifies its raison être in the business. T...

Abstract Intellectual capital in the knowledge era is a strategic advantage of board structure, which leads to improvement company’s work and achievement its goals. The aim this study develop structural model that connects corporate governance, intellectual financial performance banking sector. Corporate governance conceptualised by directors as main internal mechanism measured size directors, ...

The emerging service-dominant logic requires cooperation between several partners in a value-added network or value chain. Information asymmetry and information gaps may lead to uncovered and unused knowledge. This paper addresses how this problem can be solved by suggesting an approach based on contingency theory. The core idea consists of supporting and improving value-added partnerships by e...

Value added product is an industrial term referring a minor addiction to some major products. In this paper, we borrow a term to denote a minor semantic addition to the well known association rules. We consider the addition of numerical values to the attribute values, such as sale price, profit, degree of fuzziness, level of security and so on. Such additions lead to the notion of random variab...

Purpose: This paper explores the importance of Intellectual Capital (IC) in Indian Banking Industry and compares efficiency between Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) banks Private banks, by employing Value Added Coefficient (VAIC) method. Methodology/approach: Using Path Analysis, study verifies influence VAIC on profitability market value banks. simple averages graphs, PSU Banks are compared. Qu...

This paper uses the value-added intellectual coefficient (VAIC) to assess performance of Islamic banks (IBs) by measuring return on assets (ROA) and income from financing (IFIB). The model tests relationship between capital (IC) IB in various regions using a panel data regression methodology with fixed-effects financial for period 2009–2019 BankScope database. empirical results show that VAIC h...

The most important assets in project-oriented companies are knowledge and experience that its human capital. goal of our quantitative correlation study is to gain insight on the role effective use intellectual capital concerning financial performance airlines Kazakhstan through Project Management tools. Leading provided information about management an online survey organized by SurveyMonkey. Ai...