Sentence examples for socially structured from inspiring English sources

We have added an empirical validation of our modeling approach to identify socially structured species within social groups.

Notably, no species that were both aerobic and spore-forming were socially structured at the level of social groups or social networks, except for one case in the genus-level analysis.

Do transmission mechanisms or social systems drive cultural dynamics in socially structured populations?

To identify socially structured bacterial taxa within baboon social groups, we utilized a test of spatial autocorrelation, Moran's I, as implemented in the function Moran.I in the R package ape (Paradis et al., 2004).

Interestingly, 15 species were significantly socially structured both between groups and within social networks more species than expected by chance (hypergeometric test, p = 0.020).

With power to share, contribute, produce and participate in a mediatised world, and being a member in the socially structured world where one needs to have social currency, signal values and tools for self-branding, it seems that the symbolics of consumption will become more important.

Social structure most effects the novels themes by socially dividing different knowledge types that characters can access.

Impacts of other control measures for pandemic influenza also have been explored recently, by modeling individual members of socially and spatially structured populations [34] [38].

Badger populations are structured socially and spatially in a territorial system, but the size of groups varies considerably, largely as a consequence of habitat quality [ 7, 8].

Nonetheless, we hope that our study speaks to many similar resource-poor settings, and more generally, that it can contribute towards a growing body of research that aims to understand socially shared and structured health and health-seeking behaviours in a variety of settings and topics.

Polanyi (1944) classically noted that relations between economic actors are socially constructed and embedded in broader social structures.