Sentence examples for strong conformity from inspiring English sources

A strong conformity to this criterion would be that such redundant lower dimensional clusters are not generated at all, as their generation and pruning later on, leads to the higher computational cost.

In contrast, the lack of a correlation in spider monkeys suggests strong conformity of behaviors within populations and a low likelihood of immigrants spreading new variants, as was also suggested for chimpanzee traditions [32].

Assimilation (A) is a strong identification with the host culture and society coupled with a firm conformity to its norms, values, and codes of conduct, and a weak identification with ancestry.

Chinese people tend to have strong social conformity in opinion or behavior, and also pursue interpersonal harmony.

Have you heard the strong anti-conformity messages being piped out of your radio today?

I show that when effective communication is personally costly for directors, both stronger preferences for conformity and stronger biases may improve the board's decisions because directors will have stronger incentives to convince others of their position.

There are enough similarities between the new Russians emigres and English nobs to make it work – a strong belief in conformity and a heavy alcohol intake – although you'd have to go back several generations to find a duke who could match the Russians' spending powers.

He argues that Sweden, with its strict rules of social etiquette, has a strong culture of conformity.

We used to blame conformity on strong cultures, believing they were so cultish and chummy that members couldn't consider diverse views and make wise decisions.

The expression of TGF-β, IL-17A and its receptor suggests an involvement of TH17 T cell lineage and is in conformity with strong infiltration of neutrophils and macrophages into inflamed areas.

Results showed that participants were more likely to conform to high status peers than to low status peers, that influencer's level of popularity was stronger associated with peer conformity than their likeability, and that influencee's status (either popularity or likeability) played a lesser role in these effects than initially expected.