Sentence examples similar to aspect of prestige from inspiring English sources

Further experiments are required to tease apart the relative contributions of these aspects of prestige in chimpanzees.

The majority of citation-based measures can then be classified as "Delayed", but with the social network measures being indicative of aspects of "Prestige" and the normalized citation measures such as the JIF, Scimago Journal Rank (ID 1) and Cites per Doc indicative of journal "Popularity".

A survey of Australian medical students found that the least attractive aspects of psychiatry included its lack of prestige and 'perceived absence of a scientific foundation'.

Leininger claims that the Michelob brand has a kind of prestige, high-end image, and that the low-carb aspect offers "a health benefit".

For example, the implementation of prestige and similarity bias in the present model only incorporated certain, simplified aspects of these processes, ignoring for example potential runaway prestige effects [22], prestige hierarchies [20] and the consequences of similarity bias on individual variation [32], [33].

A study in Italy found that while both male and female judges were attracted by the desire to serve the public, women emphasised the social aspect of the profession; men, however, focused on prestige and career prospects.

Sleeping in became a mark of prestige.

He had a lot of prestige.

They bring a lot of prestige".

It is purely a matter of prestige".

America alone has that kind of prestige.