John Seydel
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John Seydel's research interests primarily focus on the study of plant physiology and cultivation. His work includes investigations into plant stress responses, tolerance mechanisms, and the impact of environmental factors on plant growth. Seydel has published research related to these areas, contributing to the understanding of agricultural science and plant biology.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 5
- Citations: 482
Selected Publications
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Users’ recommendation intentions for shared bike services: A social exchange theory perspective (2019)
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Where it Outsourcing is and Where it is Going: A Study across Functions and Department Sizes (2006)
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Data envelopment analysis for decision support (2006)
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B2C e‐commerce web site quality: an empirical examination (2005)
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Supporting the paradigm shift in vendor selection: multicriteria methods for sole‐sourcing (2005)
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Evaluating and Comparing Bidding Optimization Effectiveness (2003)
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Multicriteria support for construction bidding (2001)
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Affirmative Action: The Facts, the Myths, and the Future (1998)
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- Multicriteria support for construction bidding
- B2C e‐commerce web site quality: an empirical examination
- B2C e‐commerce web site quality: an empirical examination
- Where it Outsourcing is and Where it is Going: A Study across Functions and Department Sizes
- Users’ recommendation intentions for shared bike services: A social exchange theory perspective
- Users’ recommendation intentions for shared bike services: A social exchange theory perspective
- Users’ recommendation intentions for shared bike services: A social exchange theory perspective
- Affirmative Action: The Facts, the Myths, and the Future
- Affirmative Action: The Facts, the Myths, and the Future
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