For an Academic Entrepreneur Based in a University, Licensing-Out a Technology

question 10

Multiple Choice

For an academic entrepreneur based in a university, licensing-out a technology to a commercial partner may be more appropriate than forming a spin-out venture because:

• A)the potential for profit is greater.
• B)the degree of personal control is greater.
• C)it is more appropriate for enabling technologies.
• D)it facilitates dual academic and commercial development.

Understand the relationship between Eysenck's factors and the Big Five traits.

Identify and explain different conditions affecting bowel movements and their nursing implications.

Understand and articulate the dietary and lifestyle modifications that promote healthy gastrointestinal function.

Accurately assess gastrointestinal function using patient history and physical examination techniques.

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