Faults appear to have only a subordinate, local influence on the thermal field.
The study area is characterized by a patriarchal system where women are culturally considered to have a subordinate status and minimum influence on decision making and the HCWs were not immune to this social system.
Patriarchal structures benefit men more than women, where women are culturally considered to have a subordinate status and minimum influence on decision-making, even in regards to their own health.
With age and body mass influencing a subordinate's position in the queue for reproduction, it would make sense if individuals were sensitive to their own body weight and to that of their rivals.
Also, we try to shed light on when a creative leader influences a subordinate's OCB.
For individual wasps, a subordinate's relationship to the dominant wasp did not significantly influence work effort (Figure 4, lme: L1 = 0.003 p>0.95).
The presence of a dominant individual leads to subordinates suppressing the amount they cache (Shaw and Clayton 2012), thus to control for the influence of dominance, where possible, the birds were observed by both a subordinate and a dominant bird leading to 3 trial types with the observed by subordinate and observed by dominant trials being collapsed into an observed condition.
Browne Sanders said a subordinate told her of vile comments by the Knicks' Stephon Marbury that she said were influenced by Thomas's attitude to her.
In addition, different from relationships with coworkers, there is a one-to-one relationship between a subordinate and his or her supervisor, thus future research is needed to examine how relationships with supervisors influence subordinates' territorial behavior and also how they compare with coworker relationships.
Because children assimilate cultural norms and form interpersonal bonds long before they are able to assess the desirability of these life-shaping influences, it is to be expected that many women will be predisposed to accept a subordinate social position.
"Judges play a subordinate role — necessary yes, but subordinate nonetheless.
