Sentence examples for a group characteristic from inspiring English sources

Sparrow mistakenly imports a group characteristic into an individual multifactorial evaluation.

However, the comparison of age between clinical responders and nonresponders demonstrated a statistically significant difference, leading to the possibility that the inverse correlation of Treg frequency and age may be the result of a group characteristic.

Because as a group, women tend to display a different set of characteristics from men as a group — characteristics that broaden discussions, reduce unnecessary risks that a corporation takes on, and punish people who would increase foolish risks.

Teachers are identified by a) group characteristics (j∈J) and b) origin school characteristics (k o ∈K).

Since birth cohorts are affected by events that make individuals within cohorts more similar than individuals from different cohorts, it can be assumed that cohorts introduce a grouping characteristic in our data.

Although speculative this pattern implies a strong in/out-group outlook is prevalent within Alternative youth culture with self-injury perceived by a minority of Alternative teenagers as a defining group characteristic.

The participant group in this study had a dominant group characteristic of interest in innovation.

Additionally, we found that if the group participating in the formalization has a dominant group characteristic of excitement and engagement, this characteristic was contagious to the rest of the organization's nonparticipants.

Implications for research and practice were discussed tentatively, however given the lack of a control group, characteristics of the study sample, and particularities of the historical era studied, the ability to generalize beyond the study sample is limited.

This seems to be a plesiomorphic state for the group, characteristic of the most primitive lineages [ 5], for example, I. hospodar, I. straubei (Table  2, group 1), and I. rectipennis (group 2).

Premenstrual syndrome (PMS), a medical condition in which a group of characteristic physical and emotional symptoms are felt by women before the onset of menstruation.