Sentence examples for are groupable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Capable of being grouped together.
The causes of non-acceptance of evolution are groupable into five categories: inadequate understanding of the empirical evidence and the content of modern evolutionary theory, inadequate understanding of the nature of science, religion, various psychological factors, and political and social factors.
Two P. chrysosporium P450 families, CYP617 and CYP5031, are groupable under the CYP547 clan.
A total of 170 sequences (including CYP53 and CYP58) that are groupable into 4 sub-classes (A, B, C and D) have been assigned to the CYP53 clan in different ascomycetous fungi.
The seven CYP63 members (pc-1 through pc-7) are groupable into three sub-families, CYP63A (pc-1 through pc-4), CYP63B (pc-5 and pc-6), and CYP63C (pc-7).
&beta -hemolytic enterococci and S. pyogenes are groupable with antisera to Lancefield group D and A antigens, respectively, and are easily identified by routine laboratory methods (8 ). S. porcinus is a rare human pathogen resistant to bacitracin, which produces a positive CAMP reaction and may react with antisera to Lancefield group B antigen (9 ).
The P. chrysosporium CYP53 protein is groupable under the B sub-class.
Of the 75 that were groupable, 50 (67%) were serogroup B, 24 (32%) were serogroup C and 1 (1%) was serogroup Y.
The diterpene aphidicolin synthesizing gene PbP450-1 from Phoma betae and the genes involved in sterigmatocystin biosynthesis in Emericella nidulans are also groupable in the same clan in addition to some P450s encoding secondary metabolic reactions in other ascomycetous fungi.
In Europe one would expect 50% of the carriage isolates to be non-groupable.
On a conceptual level, both service areas and thresholds that determine a "groupable" amount of similarity are difficult to justify, given the subjective and arbitrary nature.
Approximately 50% of the carriage isolates were unencapsulated (non-groupable), and the presence/absence of IS1301 in the IGR should not affect the phenotype of these isolates.
