Sentence examples for highest collective from inspiring English sources
The only statistically significant finding when applied to nursing students is that as the fraction of females increased, the team effectiveness scores also increased (the team with the highest collective team score consisted of all white females with a narrow age range).
Clearly, voters selected candidates with the highest collective disapproval ratings in the history of presidential polling.
Electrifying transportation is a lofty but critical objective, perhaps our highest collective energy and climate policy priority.
If they choose to cooperate they will receive the highest collective payoff, which will be shared equally among them.
As the epidemic of obesity grows, our country faces higher collective costs for the treatment of associated diseases like diabetes and heart disease.
I have some quarrels with the choices, which were made by Sachs and by Christopher Dyment (a historian of conducting styles), and I hasten to add that virtually all the selections, and many other Toscanini performances, are available from music sites such as ArkivMusic (though at a higher collective price).
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Carnegie Mellon have found that groups have a high collective intelligence when members of a group are good at reading each others' emotions — when they take turns speaking, when the inputs from each member are managed fluidly, when they detect each others' inclinations and strengths.
Higher collective efficacy and social network size also predicted a lower proportion of substance-exposed infants.
This is likely because teams with more females demonstrate higher collective intelligence and better problem solving ability.
In treatment neighborhoods, adolescents increased their deliberative and communicative efficacy and adults showed higher collective efficacy for children.
On the other hand, firms with high collective agreement coverage have a substantially lower probability of reporting external factors as the main determinant of hiring pay.1.1
