Sentence examples for upper hierarchy from inspiring English sources

The argument that it was patronising and implied that the ladies needed a ghetto of introspection and frivolity, where grudges could be aired, and men endlessly and unjustifiably belittled, was one frequently rehearsed by the exclusively male upper hierarchy.

Osama bin Laden later boasted that he was the only one in the group's upper hierarchy who had anticipated the magnitude of the wound that Al Qaeda inflicted on America, but he also admitted that he was surprised by the towers' collapse.

For both surface water and groundwater irrigation systems, the conditions needed to stimulate mutual monitoring include: (1) a hierarchical management system; (2) well defined water rights or quotas; (3) control of total water quotas and water sources by the upper hierarchy; and (4) an approximate balance between the water supply or pumping capacity and the water quota.

The upper hierarchy is defined by upper-case letters, followed by lower-case letters, followed by numbers, etc.

Gall documented the Leeds Service Crew, who are regarded as one of the most racist football firms but also had a man of mixed heritage in its upper hierarchy.

The technical unit formally submitted the draft policy document and briefed the upper hierarchy of the Ministry.

Interestingly, one of the twenty-eight enriched upper-hierarchy GO-terms is behavior.

The upper-hierarchy of these terms also varied significantly (Table  1, Additional file 5).

****Term of cell surface receptor signaling pathway is an upper-hierarchy term of glutamate receptor signaling pathway (GO 0007215).

The terms of the cell surface receptor signaling pathway belong to an upper-hierarchy term of glutamate receptor signaling pathway (GO 0007215).

We also found that sulfotransferase activity and its upper-hierarchy terms (transferase activity, transferring sulfur-containing groups and fucosyltransferase activity, and galactosyltransferase activity), which are terms that belong to the molecular function category, varied significantly only in the ovary in response to the short-day condition (Additional file 4).