Sentence examples for at groupings from inspiring English sources

I was tickled to see one of Jenny Holzer's satirical plaques affixed to the wall above a metal plate commemorating some past act of political patronage, and marveled at groupings of works according to theme, size and color.

Clarity looks at groupings of words, which could potentially make it smarter than traditional autocorrect if it gets things right.

But the study also broke down the arrests into three groups -- violent crime, property crime and public order crime -- and something pops out once you look at those groupings separately: While NFL players are arrested for property crimes and public order crimes at rates far below the national average, they are often arrested for violent crimes at rates above them.

For chemicals capable of inducing MN, a classification into aneugens and clastogens suggests itself as a starting point, but additional information will be required to arrive at finer groupings.

Therefore, we estimated values of φ at the species level and at higher taxonomic groupings and found that φ varies from close to 0 (at the species level) to nearly 1 (at the phylum level) (see Figure 6).

"That's a matter for them but when you look at the various groupings of people who looked at it, including the Six Nations, they came to a conclusion.

Principal component analysis (PCA) of the uniquely mapped reads at each time point showed limited clustering of the samples according to their genotype at HD (Additional file 1: Figure S4a), very clear groupings at 12 DAA (Additional file 1: Figure S4b), and intermediate clustering at 22 DAA (Additional file 1: Figure S4c).

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Incidence rates for the whole group were calculated and also for the three age groupings at diagnosis, all age-standardised to the European population (EASR).

For map S3, marker groupings at a LOD threshold of 4.0 identified 27 linkage groups and seven markers remained unlinked.

The researchers found that when they looked at the largest groupings of elephants in this society--so-called "clan" and "bond" groups--many of the elephants had opened up to include nonrelatives.