From an evolutionary perspective, being able to flexibly identify group membership using shared characteristics would be an adaptive strategy to deal with cultural norms that exist within groups for limited periods.
Later investigators emphasized the importance of flexibly organized groups, leadership skills, and job satisfaction based on less tangible rewards than salary alone.
Publishing a survey that shows 42% of workers would feel uncomfortable asking their employer about working more flexibly, the employers' group says businesses must change their attitudes to working practices from the job advert onwards.
All groups can be created automatically and flexibly, there are no group owners and anyone can join and leave multiple groups freely.
Done judiciously and flexibly, they say, grouping can help all students.
However, two bipyridyl groups flexibly linked to the deoxycholic frame through a long linkage do not result in appreciable potentiometric responses.
In "The unexamined 'Caucasian'" we argued that researchers should specify as much ancestral and environmental information as they have so that their data can be grouped flexibly to serve the needs of medical geneticists, epidemiologists and biological anthropologists.
The available range of formulations and potencies allows them to flexibly treat all groups of patients, different phases of disease, and different anatomic sites.
In summary, the review of the literature reveals that 'ownership' of managerial tools is not naturally attached to management and managers, but can be used flexibly by different groups.
Discussions were led by the participants themselves, with DT flexibly guiding focus groups and interviews by occasionally probing for more information, clarifying any ambiguous statements, encouraging the discussion to stay on track, and providing an opportunity for all participants in the focus groups to contribute to the discussion.
