Sentence examples for a direction of group from inspiring English sources
FSTL5, a known marker for poor prognosis in non-WNT/non-SHH medulloblastoma (Remke et al., 2011), points into a direction of group C and group D tumors.
For example, the direction of group differences in a given network measure may change depending on the threshold.
Predator models and playback speakers were placed in front of the group in the direction of group movement at a distance large enough that subjects would be unable to see the observer handling the model or speaker.
It appears that the evolution of the mitochondrial genome of eukaryotes is still moving in the direction of group I intron loss.
The direction of group preferences for maintaining of the tripedal stance resembled those for reaching tasks.
All genes except PCTK1 had the same direction of group difference as expected.
Thus, the hypothesis of group differences must be rejected, because the analysis of completers usually favours results in the direction of group differences.
In Rosetta profile, the corresponding numbers were 9 and 28 and there were 7 genes had the opposite direction of group difference as expected.
Genes which lie close to, or lie in the direction of, a group of samples are relatively upregulated in that group compared with other samples, while those lying in the opposite direction are relatively down-regulated in that group.
As Davis continued patrolling with one wingman, Second Lieutenant William W. Littlefield, and cruising at an altitude of 38000 feet, they spotted a flight of 12 MiG-15s of the Chinese 4th Fighter Division heading in the direction of a group of US F-84 Thunderjets conducting a low-level bombing mission on North Korean communication lines.
American military and intelligence officials concluded the attacks came at the direction of a group working from a base in North Waziristan in Pakistan's tribal belt: the Haqqani network, an association of border criminals and smugglers that has mounted lethal attacks on foreign forces in Afghanistan.
