Sentence examples for exploring group from inspiring English sources
Although the concept of fractional ownership has been slow to catch on in Europe, real estate experts say that Americans looking to buy abroad are increasingly exploring group properties, in response to economic uncertainty and the all-time-low exchange rates of the dollar.
Focus group interviews were considered suitable for exploring group practices, interactions, and capturing perceptions of preceptorship in clinical practice [ 21].
Focus groups are often used in evaluations of new services/interventions and are useful for exploring group views, concerns and preferences (e.g. consensus or disagreement about an issue) [ 33].
In the network projections, nodes are connected if they share a neighbor in the original bipartite graph, and are particular useful as a representation of the diseasome, or for exploring group of genes related to common diseases.
Efficient use of time and increased interactions were specifically cited as benefits to the group approach by managers in a non-randomized control trial in Guatemala, the only study located exploring group supervision (38).
State-dependent modelling techniques are a powerful tool for exploring group decision-making processes, but analyses conducted so far have lacked methods for identifying how dependent an individual's actions are on the rest of the group.
Garrett said: "We are working on a couple of projects in London and a couple more across Europe, linking up with urban exploring groups in different cities.
At times they explored group dynamics by skating in flock formation; at others they glided alone into spaces that looked truly lonesome.
(Dunning) DRASTIC ACTION (Tonight through Sunday) Aviva Geismar and her company will present new and recent dances that explore group dynamics and communication.
(Claudia La Rocco) DRASTIC ACTION (Thursday through Saturday) Aviva Geismar and her company will present new and recent dances that explore group dynamics and communication.
Yet, some further explore group differences within one dominant ethnic origin group in one country.
