Sentence examples for prone to grouping from inspiring English sources

The same would be true with a numerical reviewing system: Based on the text of the review itself, the restaurant's website, and such factors as price point, nobody would confuse two very different restaurants that were accorded the same grade, the way they are prone to grouping those that are accorded the same number of stars.

In addition, the DTH-arthritis model is run in female mice, which are much less prone to grouping stress than male mice and thus are easier to house.

At Stock Spirits, Western Gate Private Investment's ("WGPI") complaints of "spiraling costs" and a board prone to "group-think" also resulted in the appointment of two NEDs following a shareholder vote.

Teams low in either trait were either too combative (if they were high in cognitive diversity and low in psychological safety) or too prone to group-think (if the reverse was true).

Further research may refine this pilot initiative, emphasizing domains of clinical competence which are more prone to deliver valid grouped self-assessment data, and improving the survey's implementation in collaboration with all Portuguese medical schools.

This study showed that in both groups, adult males are more prone to lead the group, even if adult females and sub-adults can also initiate movements.

We chose this approach as it represents a compromise between a PCA, which is a suboptimal analyses for revealing group differentiation, and a Canonical Variate Analysis or Discriminant Analysis, which is prone to over-identify group differences [ 110].

The outage was caused by the transition of users onto this database, which is supposed to consolidate customer records and provide a single point of access, but teething problems meant it was also prone to not recognising groups of users, effectively barring them from the network.

Normally open to criticism, he was prone to assuming larger groups were conspiratorial.

"Adolescents are equally prone to having this in-group-out-group distinction" as adults are, Siegel said.

The role of technology in helping resolve loneliness is especially pertinent to groups prone to social isolation, like new mothers.