Sentence examples for society studied from inspiring English sources

Prof Steve Rayner, now head of Oxford University's institute for science, innovation and society, studied Balakrishnan's group in the late 1970s, and noted the leader's "superior ability to manipulate" other members, despite the supposed non-hierarchical structure.

Ethnographic research describes behavior that happens in the modern world and any hunter-gatherer society studied since the origins of anthropology and ethnographic research in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries will have been done with groups embedded in or at least in contact with modern technological, and usually imperialist, societies.

The society studied has constructed a 'Model' for women that consider them ' Objects' without rights and autonomy.

To the best of the author's knowledge, this is the most aged society studied epidemiologically to date.

In the post-conflict society studied, many social ills like apathy to work, land conflicts, and gender-based abuse were reported to be common and perceived to be linked to exposure to war trauma.

Recommendations include: modifying policies to better reflect the preferences of landowners and society, studying buffer systems at the watershed scale using multidisciplinary approaches, and designing buffers that consider aesthetic preferences and regional variation.

"Remarkably, the online players exhibit the same type of structured hierarchical layers as the societies studied by anthropologists, where each of these layers is three to four times the size of the lower layer," say Fuchs and co.

In none of the societies studied by Henrich et al. (or any other society in which games of this sort have been run) are such outcomes observed.

Out of 27 modern societies studied, all 27 showed a positive relationship between higher temperatures and violence.

Moreover, allocations in the DG underscore the universal nature of human altruism since the canonical model - based on self-interest – has been shown to fail in all societies studied [5].

There are so many opportunities – sports clubs, societies, studying abroad, work experience in the long summer months.