Sentence examples for elite resources from inspiring English sources

We showed the flow of elite resources, such as education, party membership, and family background, among three groups of job seekers namely, job-assignment adherents, job-assignment networkers, and market adventurers, over time and across regions.

Our findings contribute to synthesizing the two traditionally competing approaches, by showing the flow of elite resources, such as education, party membership, and family background, among the groups of job-assignment adherents, job-assignment networkers, and market adventurers, over time and across regions.

Equally troubling, however, is the threat that elite, resource-rich consortiums pose to the hundreds of small, private colleges across the land.

A pronounced increase in article downloads with no commensurate increase in citations to Open Access treatment articles may be explained through social stratification, a process which concentrates scientific authors at elite, resource-rich institutions with excellent access to the scientific literature.

Moreover, longer root system and prompt recovery capacity make it as an elite resource of stress tolerance.

But his Tristan amounts to a feverish squandering of elite operatic resources.

Rich peasants who employed other men to drive their teams could be found in any village; such people as the mayor, the lord's provost, and the peasant creditor established themselves as a rural elite, whose resources insured them against calamity and opened up diverse opportunities in prospering regional economies.

Cairns et al. (2013) [ 53] recently reported that elite genetic resources bred for drought tolerance often fail to perform well under combined drought and heat stress.

Our plant materials have been used as elite breeding resources by a Korean company, and thus the genetic relationship between these two parental inbred lines is likely much closer than to the reference accession or the relationship between the two cabbages used by Liu et al. [ 25]; this close relationship likely underlies the relatively low number of SNPs we identified.

Many explanations have been proposed for this sluggish performance: a "middle-income trap", a turf war among Thai elites over resources, an ageing population and a broken education system.

"Our mission is spreading our education and knowledge, and if we can find some amazing kids from sub-Saharan Africa or Haiti through this wonderful vehicle of the University of the People and set an example among elite schools with resources, so much the better".