Sentence examples for shaping groups from inspiring English sources

This approach differs from the single species distribution modelling in that it attempts to seek strong patterns that are shaping groups of species in the observed communities simultaneously, thus sharing information between species, which is supposed to be especially beneficial in sense of statistical power for making inference on rare species' that do not exhibit sufficient signal on their own.

Because cultural affiliations and ethnic identity are particularly strong factors shaping group relations, these conflicts have led to tremendous human suffering and are a significant threat to international security.

Given the potential for the CLT to provide benefits to group living, it is surprising that more studies have not assessed it as an explicit factor shaping group performance as a function of group size.

But the hard line on global warming may also reflect dynamics that typically shape group behavior.

That's the premise of "Engines of War," a carefully shaped group show, primarily photographic, about American militarism that comes across less as an outright polemic than as a gathering of data for an argument, with viewpoints that constantly shift.

One way that local elites capture community-driven development is to limit information about opportunities for citizens to shape group decisions.

The idea was to see how in-group favoritism, conscious ideals of fairness, and enduring biases all interact to shape group dynamics today.

Predation may have shaped group size in primates as species exposed to higher predation pressures appear to live in larger groups.

Basically, the identification of the key processes involved in the group size effect produces a theoretical framework in which it is possible to understand how evolutionary pressures might have shaped group vigilance patterns.

However, it is important to note that emotions in a crowd may shape group processes.

One strength of this study has been the way the focus group interactions can be seen at work through the sequences of text reported here, showing the way social processes directly shape group based understandings of illness.