Sentence examples for strengthened identification from inspiring English sources

Others have strengthened identification for a particular service (like elections or social transfers) in response to demand.

This prediction was confirmed by a laboratory experiment in which self-uncertainty and group radicalism were manipulated in a 2 × 2 design (N = 82); the preference to identify with a moderate over a radical group disappeared under uncertainty because uncertainty strengthened identification with the radical group.

This process has been shown to strengthen identification in the model [31],[32].

From uncertainty identity theory, it was hypothesized that where people feel their self-relevant values and practices are under threat, self-uncertainty strengthens identification with "radical" groups, and either has no effect on or weakens identification with "moderate" groups.

He also uses the data to add additional levels of differencing that strengthen identification, such as subtracting out differences between disabled and non-disabled non-veterans that would meet the unemployment criterion, or disabled and non-disabled veterans who do not meet the discharge or unemployment criteria.

Support is also provided for strengthening identification and referral systems for severely malnourished children.

Peptide competition can greatly strengthen identification of a protein motif as a binding site.

The 1982 war strengthened this identification.

He has strengthened his identification with causes like gun control, abortion rights and environmental protection that are very popular in New York.

The discovery of the Boswell papers at Malahide castle in Scotland, and their purchase by Yale in 1949, strengthened the identification of the university with 18th-century scholarship.

In order to contribute to performance, international recommendations emphasize that supervision should take a supportive approach that promotes quality through strengthened relationships, identification and resolution of problems and constructive feedback [ 6, 7].