Sentence examples for while openness from inspiring English sources

Open teens showed a sharp increase in texting and driving, while openness among seniors was most strongly associated with an uptick in phone interaction.

While openness can be useful, keeping it anonymous can make the process more honest.

Conscientiousness is positively related to job performance, training proficiency and personnel data (such as salary or promotions), while Openness and Extraversion predict training proficiency (Barrick and Mount 1991).

While openness and experimentation can be defined as "the extent to which new ideas and suggestions are attended to and treated sympathetically", risk taking can be understood as "the tolerance of ambiguity, uncertainty, and errors" (Alegre and Chiva 2008: 317).

Evolutionary knowledge (measured in terms and number of courses combined) only accounts for about 2.8% of the variation, while openness to experience (our proxy for epistemological sophistication) explained nearly twice that amount (5.1%).

And while "openness" is probably the headline takeaway again with this year's report, it does provide some interesting insight into the workings of an early-stage VC in Europe and what, if anything, has changed for the firm over the last 12 months.

We are getting less every day, and paying more for it, all the while the core openness that made the world wide web such a dynamic and interesting place is rapidly disappearing.

While the openness of this year's title race has led to criticism suggesting a lack of quality, Wenger defended this year's competition, saying it was far preferable to a one-horse race.

While his openness about his personal life was considered shocking at the time, Mr. Rorem has always been more conservative as a composer, eschewing avant-garde trends for a primarily tonal and lyrical style.

While ELSA mainly takes issues with various impacts of science on society, the RRI framework places more weight on the process of research and innovation, aiming at larger involvement and reflexivity while emphasizing openness, transparency and dialogue (Sutcliffe [2011]; European Commission [2012]; Von Schomberg [2013]).

The general conclusion from these and other studies on the distributive impact of trade liberalization in Argentina is that, while more openness implied a wider wage gap and thus higher levels of earnings inequality, its effects can explain a significant fraction of the total increase in the wage premium, but the unexplained part is still large.