For Adopters Sample Clauses

For Adopters. The on-line system allows the linking process to be managed by Register staff alone or through the direct involvement of the adopter’s agency and/ or the adopters themselves. Adopters will only be authorised to view the profiles of children and initiate links with the consent of their agency. Where the process is being managed by the Register and a potential link is identified, the agency with responsibility for the child will be contacted by Register directing them to the profile(s) of the adopters. If the adopter’s agency is managing the linking process, once they have identified a child who may be linked with their adopter, they will make direct contact through the secure on-line system with the agency with responsibility for the child. If the adopters have been authorised to initiate links, they will be able to make direct contact with the agency with responsibility for the child in a similar way. Any communication between the adopters and the child’s agency will also be visible to the adopter’s own agency.
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For Adopters. The differences between adopters and non-adopters are all significant at the 5% level. Comparing θTech to θAmen and θEnv to θEnv&Amen , one recognizes that the scores of non- adopters increase relatively and absolutely more than the scores of adopters. They relatively good performance regarding the provision of extensively used grassland. Other determinants of efficiency are tested using alternative groupings. Grouping farms by their intensity measured in gross revenue per hectare that more intensive farms are more efficient in all respects while grouping farms by their size measured in land holding shows significant differences for θTech and for θAmen . Large farms have a significantly higher technical efficiency score and also a significantly higher score when accounting for amenity outputs. This confirms other results in the literature, such as Xxxxx and Xxxxxxxxx (1999) who found a small negative correlation between expenditures on fertilizer and farm chemicals on English dairy farms and Xxxxxx and Xxxxxx (2001) who show for a large sample of US farms that larger farms adopt nature-resource conserving agricultural technology earlier. Looking at the last comparison, we see that also farms with lower animal stocking density per hectare of land have a higher average scores for θTech and θEnv .
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