Indeed, that is expected and logical considering that economic, social, and political activities are geared towards changing (improving) the relative socioeconomic status of more influential interest groups compared to the rest of the population (Becker 1983) hence leading to an increase in the Gini coefficient.
In contrast, flexibility of specialty (p < 0.046), specialty reputation (p < 0.0005), and anticipated income (p < 0.0005) were more influential for male compared to female students.
To understand which components of landscape mosaics are more influential for species' persistence, we compared the distribution of two arboreal rodents proved to be sensitive to habitat fragmentation, the hazel dormouse Muscardinus avellanarius and the red squirrel Sciurus vulgaris.
The higher proportion of variance accounted for by ER-α correlated genes, as compared to proliferation genes, allows these genes to be more influential in determining cluster assignment, as compared to proliferation genes.
In addition, social interaction is more influential for passive users' physiological responses, compared to task performing.
This suggests genetics may be more influential in determining an individual's cardiorespiratory fitness, compared to their fitness response following PA, although the biological explanation for this is unclear.
It is possible that perceptions of societal standards of attractiveness are more influential in personal choices among younger women as compared with older samples comprised of both genders, as well as among individuals at increased risk for melanoma.
Parental socioeconomic status, measured as occupation, was estimated to be more influential to women's than to men's homeownership (compare Blaauboer 2010), whereas men's unemployment and enrollment in education had a stronger effect than women's.
We found a slightly lower risk for aggressive compared with non-aggressive tumours, indicating that aspirin might be more influential in hindering the progression than development of prostatic tumours.
