Sentence examples for hierarchy table from inspiring English sources

Finally, the average level of hierarchy (Table 1e) remained at approximately 1.5, showing no significant change in any comparison.

It is notable though that the individuals who employed the gesture tended to occupy the bottom of the dominance hierarchy (Table 1), and thus would have benefited from regulating social disturbances.

Worker ovarian development was affected both by "group-size" and "worker position in the hierarchy" (Table 1; two-way ANOVA for group-size: f2,66 = 5.27, p = 0.007 for; for position in hierarchy: f1,66 = 5.92, p = 0.017; for group-size*position in hierarchy: f2,66 = 2.53, p = 0.087).

For the interRAI ADL Hierarchy (Table  2b), the pattern is somewhat similar.

Individuals who had been breast fed were more likely to move up the social hierarchy (table 1).

The occurrence of particular phylogenetic footprints at different levels in the taxonomic hierarchy (Table 2) indicated that the 5'-NCS might be amenable to phylogenetic analysis.

As can be seen from the hierarchy of Table 2, expected benefits and/or motives with a mean score above four are the following: marketing tool; port image improvement; port services improvement; required by the market; certification of others; and competitive advantage.

The weights intend to represent the main differences between LRT and metro lines in terms of accessibility (LRT edges were considered with lower speed than the metro edges), transfers (metro to metro transfers were considered easier), and finally LRT lines and stations were considered lower in the network hierarchy (see Table 2: LRT lines factors).

Occupational status was classified along a three-level hierarchy (see Table  1).

The name is assigned according to the highest source in the names hierarchy (Supplementary Table S1).

A clinician identifying problems with these tasks could expect the patient to develop further cognitive difficulties in the progression suggested by the hierarchies in Table  2.