Sentence examples for likely to conform from inspiring English sources

People who voluntarily enlist in the military, knowing they will take orders, Dr. Ollendick suggested, may be more likely to conform.

Our research indicates that psychological power helps people identify novel ways of thinking about problems and makes them less likely to conform to the constraints imposed by the other side's offer.

For several years, Dr. Matlock said, emergency workers have been told that compressions done to the tempo of the song are more likely to conform to the recommendations of the American Heart Association.

But he also believes he will eventually be able to take more chances with "the marginal student" because those players will be more likely to conform to his agenda, as opposed to setting it from the start.

These findings suggest that while oxytocin can transiently increase acceptance of advice from the most trustworthy individuals this is because it makes subjects more likely to conform to their opinions rather than enhancing their perceived trustworthiness or likeability.

The findings suggest that neat, ordered environments make us more likely to conform to expectations and play it safe, while messy ones move us to break with the norm and look at things in a new way.

Instead, she said, the Senate is most likely going to conform to the deal that was struck between the White House, the Senate and the House before the Senate Democratic caucus lost its 60th vote.

Doctors with more than 25 years' experience were more likely to feel that the guidelines were too complicated (p = 0.0006), limited their treatment options (p = 0.0002), flexibility and individual approach (p = 0.0001), and were more likely not to conform to guidelines (p = 0.00002) than physicians with less than 10 years' experience.

The more hands touch a piece of writing, the more likely it is to conform to the conventions of "quality women's writing": delicately wrought and well observed and neatly typed.

Using GARLI [28], we conducted ten replicate searches for most likely topologies constrained to conform to each of 14 hypotheses (Table 1).

Good self-knowledge means that you are less likely to try to conform to other people's expectations of you, lessening the need to lie to them.