Sentence examples for Social grouping from inspiring English sources

Social grouping tendencies are known to influence the grazing behaviour of domestic herbivores.

Social grouping have many levels in a number of species, for example in zebras, where males with harems group for mutual defense [ 82]; and similar social composition was found in Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys (Rhinopithecus bieti) [ 83].

Ian and the N-car longtermers form the dominant social grouping.

In animal behaviour, a ruling animal in a social grouping is described as dominant.

The family was a key social grouping; extended family households of three generations were typical.

No other species of mammal, except killer whales, has this uniquely closed social grouping of related males and females.

Haidt uses religion as the exemplary social grouping, emphasising that it is cultural and social much more than it is belief-based – a "team sport".

A 2002 study concluded that elephants in European zoos suffer from deficient enclosures, poor diet, illness, inappropriate social grouping and rough treatment at the hands of their keepers.

The interpretation of proper hijab and its relation to chastity is not only different for each government office, but also for each family and social grouping.

Helen Fielding spotted that young unmarrieds were a social grouping without a literature; Allison Pearson noticed the same gap for working mums.

The depression rate among the poor is the highest of any social grouping in the United States, so high that many don't notice or question it.