Whereas often the term "social influence" has a negative connotation, we don't think that social influence in science necessarily stems from malicious or unethical behavior, like e.g. nepotism, prejudicial judgments, discrimination or in-group favoritism.
"A relationship between a couple who doesn't have sex is pointless," surmised Antonio P. Whereas often people in Venezuela ask others to bring back goods like books, or a specific moisturizer, or a bottle of olive oil, now they ask for medicine, tampons, and for the past few months, condoms.
The basis of Scottish humour is fundamentally working class, whereas often English comedy - from the Pythons to Ben Elton, Fawlty Towers to The Office, and certainly including anything written by Richard Curtis - is manifestly middle class, and about the difficulties of fitting in.
And it's a look about me that I can recognise, whereas often you are asked by photographers to assume a certain pose, turn your head to this side or that side or whatever, and when you see those photographs, often they don't look anything like you.
The situation of two raters and dichotomous outcomes has been described, whereas often, multiple raters are involved.
Furthermore, whereas often William's or Lombard's examination of a philosophical issue arises in the context of a larger theological issue, this is not always the case for Philip.
The paper demonstrates that whereas often in seismic geotechnical design it is not realistically feasible to design with ample factor of safety against failure as is done in static design, an "engineering" apparent seismic factor of safety less than 1 does not imply failure.
Once there, instead of building up their social capital, they continue to "concentrate very intensely on their work, … whereas often their upper or middle-class peers are involved in societies; they're networking; they're doing a whole range of things that actually support their career," Reay says.
