Sentence examples for a separation of groups from inspiring English sources

This usually results in a separation of groups at mealtimes – with expats fine dining and citizens grabbing something from the local joint.

In this work, a non-linear procedure with isothermal steps is presented enabling a separation of functional groups by different decomposition temperatures.

Fig. 3 demonstrates a separation of the groups of individuals with an ISIMatsuda <8.5 and >15, the only exception being two individuals with an ISIMatsuda of 7.58 and 8.36 who show closer similarity to the group with normal insulin sensitivity.

A separation of two groups in the ITS tree constructed with Annulohypoxylon and related species was found.

LDA analysis of baseline, 8, 24 and 168 hour synovial fluid samples revealed a separation of these groups into discrete clusters, reflecting dynamic changes in eicosanoid release over the course of synovitis.

The differences observed in PERMANOVA analyses according to geographic location are graphically represented by a separation of the group centroids; the northern harbors in particular tended to be separated from the center and southern harbors, which clustered more closely (Fig.  4).

The droplet epitaxy (DE) method has the merit of the growth of various quantum structures, such as quantum rings, disks, coupled QDs, and concentric quantum double rings, as well as low-density QDs, due to a perfect separation of groups 3 and 5 [12-15].

The phylogenetic reconstruction indicated a clear separation of groups (i.e. genera) within the vibrio clade.

This was done to allow for a better separation of groups.

As a consequence of the mutation rates, the PCO gave a higher percentage of variation explained by the two first axes with RFLPs than for SSRs (45.2% vs. 16.7%), indicating a better separation of groups with fewer multilocus genotypes.

From the 3D-PLS-DA score plot, a separation of the model group and control group was clearly achieved.