Sentence examples for an integral group from inspiring English sources

The tumours were considered as an integral group, and as subgroups of lobular and ductal carcinomas.

Five integral groups make up The MAC, and each group has its own area of expertise.

There was nothing unusual about finding, at the core of a life-style trend of which the use of controlled substances is an integral feature, a group of full-time dropouts.

The set of all these matrices constitute the lattice group of the lattice: The lattice group provides an integral representation of the point group and these are related via the equation and moreover the following hold (Pitteri & Zanzotto, 2002 ▶): We notice that a change of basis in the lattice leaves the point group invariant, whereas the corresponding lattice groups are conjugated in.

In a bioinformatic analysis, a novel seven-gene A. caulinodans hyq cluster encoding an integral-membrane, group-4, Ni,Fe-hydrogenase with homology to respiratory complex I (NADH : quinone dehydrogenase) was identified.

PRQ85-Part 2 is a 25-item scale based on the five dimensions of support, namely worth (the indication that one is valued), social integration (being an integral part of a group), intimacy (provision for attachment/intimacy), nurturance (opportunity for nurturing behavior towards their family and friends), and assistance (the availability of information, emotional, and material help).

Close inspection of the regions immediately flanking the Zygnema matK gene for the presence of sequences conserved in domains V and VI of group II introns failed to reveal any evidence that this gene had once been an integral part of a group II intron.

All of which meant that Mr. Lage, 24, came across as an interloper rather than an integral part of the group.

Dr. Bonilla, who was an integral member of a group of investigators studying diseases of skeletal muscle, made many important contributions to our knowledge of muscle pathology, particularly in the area of mitochondrial diseases.

In place of Mr. Gilkes in the current band is the Israeli-born saxophonist Shlomi Cohen, who played his soprano in silvery bursts, and seemed less like an integral part of the group.

Mr Tootell's replacement, Niall Booker, will sit next to Co-op Group's new chief executive Euan Sutherland on Thursday, emphasising the fact that both see the bank as an integral part of the group.