Sentence examples for study executive from inspiring English sources

A partial explanation for this is the fact that the tasks designed to study executive function in aged monkeys, to date, primarily have probed shifting and inhibition processes.

According to Sylvia Ann Hewlett's 2002 study "Executive Women and the Myth of Having it All," the upper limit for nearly half of women corporate high-achievers is zero.

The study executive committee comprises Professors Morris Brown, Tom MacDonald and Bryan Williams.

In our study, executive components of apoptosis, especially CASP3, highly correlated with BMI, while BCL2 correlated negatively.

In another study, executive control functions with emotionally valenced material, and clinical phenomena like emotion regulation and rumination, were investigated in a sample of previously depressed subjects compared to never depressed individuals [ 15].

In this study, executive dysfunction, as measured by the EI, assessing primarily access and retrieval lexical and cognitive interference, was present in about one-third of patients without dementia.

In a 2015 study, executives said that profitability increases when workers are persuaded to collaborate more.

"I think what this president is doing is pretty typical when Congress is controlled by the other party," said Louis Fisher, who has studied executive authority for the Congressional Research Service.

For executives, "it is not unusual to see that 'for cause' equals felony, which is, of course, absurd," said Nell Minow, a co-founder of the Corporate Library, a research group in Washington that studies executive contracts.

The stock price of G.E. from the time the 64-year-old took over the company 20 years ago is a vertiginous vertical line that has made him the most widely aped and studied executive in the land.

Women frequently say they wish they could have more opportunities for sponsorship, according to Catalyst, a New York-based non-profit that studies executive women and leadership globally.