Sentence examples for the implications of group from inspiring English sources

However, in this study the implications of group membership on possible outcomes like psychopathology or well-being were not examined.

As all but one study examined outcomes of personality maturation using self-reports, in our study we aimed at describing the implications of group membership more precisely.

Section 3 introduces the econometric model and explains the implications of grouped data in terms of identification of fixed effects.

To study this implication of group technology, the approach of applied systems theory for the design of organisational structures was used as framework for analysis in three empirical cases.

Mr. Clinton "grasped immediately the implications of what the groups showed," he said, namely that they could not run a "personality contest".

Despite the substantial amount of results and efforts this area is still quite lively and we are far from a complete understanding of the complex phenomena related to crowds of pedestrians in the environment: one of the least studied and understood aspects of crowds of pedestrians is represented by the implications of the presence of groups (Challenger et al. 2009).

While, in fact, some of the implications of the presence of groups, for instance on the walking speed of its members, have already been analysed, at least in low density situations (Federici et al. 2012; Schultz et al. 2010; Willis et al. 2004), the overall impact on other observable metrics such as space utilisation is still not clear.

The extensive list of coevolving amino acid sites mapping within these folding-alternative functions is testament to the important implications of groups of coevolution in the functional plasticity of GroEL.

Two eighth notes may be linked together as shown in (a); four sixteenth notes (b); or a mixed group of values (c): The implication of such grouping is generally that the first note carries a stress.

Some studies have been carried out to understand the implications of live-migrating a group of VMs together with the virtual network interconnecting them [27], whereas other works focused on different optimization aspects [29-31] [29-31]

We discuss the implications of these findings for groups and organizations seeking to capitalize on the benefits of an increasingly diverse workforce.