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We also see differentiated patterns of membership developing within advanced welfare states.

Wallis then continues his argument regarding the transitional period the organization underwent, and describes how Scientology has transformed from a cult to a sect, and explains patterns of membership and leaving the group.

The pattern of membership composition is judged as important for groups' increased performance in terms of repayment as well as savings mobilization and the building of social cohesion through attendance at regular meetings, among other activities, (Aryeety and Udry, 1997).

Individuals from north of the Columbia River in Washington state had higher mean membership in cluster 1 than those from south of the river (47.1% vs 29.9%), while the pattern of membership in cluster 2 north and south of the river was opposite (26.6% vs 44.3%).

This paper scrutinizes patterns of HMO membership and costs by service in the FFS sector for evidence consistent with the hypothesis that HMOs engage in service-level product distortion.

Other runs with K values above 2 were made but did not produce coherent patterns of group membership.

The four clustering models resulted in highly similar patterns of estimated membership coefficients, and these patterns were also similar to the pattern found with structure (Figure 4, Figure S1, Wang et al. [15]).

Our classification approach provides a simple system to obtain profile-by-profile likelihoods that are more difficult to execute with STRUCTURE, while STRUCTURE can reveal patterns of group membership from the cluster plots that indicate the degree of admixture between two sets of reference populations.

Membership of clusters from both study phases (original and 7-year follow-up) was compared to investigate long-term patterns of trajectory membership.

Shape of membership function: triangle.

These variations relate in part to previous patterns of health insurance membership (Brong Ahafo, for example, had many schemes in operation prior to the NHIS being established and remains a 'high performer').