Finally, the interpretation of variable "compliance" says that the higher its value, the less the implication of the household in providing the information required in the survey; in this sense, self-employed households are less collaborative than employee households.
The overall approach to songwriting was less collaborative than with past efforts, with the individual band members having brought in most of the songs more completely written.
Teachers whose schools had more collaborative cultures become more effective more rapidly than teachers whose schools were less collaborative.
Richard Bernstein, lead guitarist for Rammstein, a German heavy metal group, said the recording process was less collaborative now, more a solitary plinking on a computer keyboard than a group playing effort.
He cites an environment that is less collaborative and highly competitive.
As much because of temperament as subject matter, Owen's current relationship with his father is less intensively collaborative than that of Joe, who gets feedback on all his drafts from both parents and frequently calls to talk shop.
Overall, students reported that they enjoyed the novelty of the testing methodology (question 11), found collaborative exams to be less stressful than a traditional exam format (question 12), and would be interested in future classrooms with similar testing pedagogies (question 13).
"We have relatively little unaided public awareness" compared with groups like the Sierra Club or Greenpeace, which are "more political and less collaborative" than the Nature Conservancy, she said.
On the surface, controlling achievement overdrive sounds like Management 101: Be less coercive and more collaborative.
And residual annoyance can lead an ESL negotiation to become more competitive and less collaborative than it could be.
