Sentence examples for environment p from inspiring English sources

9. Lawrence and Lorsch, "Organization and Environment," p. 96.

The analysis of the trials under MSR, showed significant difference for GCA, SCA, GCA × environment (p < 0.01), and hybrid × environment (p < 0.05) while SCA × environment was non-significant.

There was a significant correlation between samples major and their attitude toward the role of educational programming (p = 0.00), conditions and facilities of the educational environment (p = 0.003), and conditions and characteristics of the learners (p=0.03) were observed.

Pairwise comparisons revealed that C/Cr and vanillylmandelic acid:creatinine ratios (VMA/Cr) were higher in the kennel than home environment (P = 0.003; P = 0.01, respectively) and were not associated with differences in movement/exercise between environments.

An "antimilitary editorial environment" (p. 170), he claims, led to false charges that U.S. soldiers had received orders to fire on civilians.

Skinner began the paper by stating that "the variables of which human behavior is a function lie in the environment" (p. 1).

The Cluster II gene set is enriched in cell rescue, defense and virulence (p-value < 0.006) and interaction with the environment (p-value < 0.002).

For targeted multi-QTL interaction mapping, markers from both the growth parameters identified in single-environment (P < 1) and GEI (P < 0.5) QTL mapping were collated.

In organizational literature, person-environment (P-E) fit is used to describe the extent to which individual and environmental characteristics match (Kristof-Brown, Zimmerman, & Johnson, 2005).

Phenotype-environment (P-E) mismatch results in an ecological cost and is often caused by imperfect cue reliability and/or developmental lag times in the induced traits.

Fung-Kam [ 10] identified four general theories: need/value fulfilment theory; person-environment (P-E) fit theory, the theory of career and the theory of work adjustment.