Sentence examples for be grouped under three from inspiring English sources
This form of "evil" can be grouped under three headings: "blood libel, the conspiracy libel, and the economic libel".
Sustainability can be grouped under three major goals: economic, social and environmental.
The origins of migrants in Europe up to the 1980s could conveniently be grouped under three headings: (i) colonial migration, which connected certain European countries to their former colonies; (ii) labour migration, which connected 'recruiting countries' and 'sending countries'; and (iii) refugee migration, which was strongly dominated by migration from East to West Europe.
Except for VasH, which is known to be a Sigma 54 activating protein and a transcriptional regulator for the T6SS gene cluster [2], all the other components of T6SS could be grouped under three heads, based on their location in the cell, namely, those belonging to the outer membrane, transmembrane and inner membrane (Table 2).
In particular, we focused on the risk and protective factors that could be grouped under three broad categories, namely socioeconomic, behavioral, and nutritional.
The barriers and drivers can be grouped under three main headings: provider context, provider costs and interaction between providers and patients.
These might roughly be grouped under four heads: thematic, religious, intellectual, and fictionalized.
By selecting one expression of this topic for example, "Great Britain Description and Travel"—a library ensures that all of the books on the topic will be grouped under one subject heading in the catalog.
It is also devolving new powers and responsibilities to ill-prepared local governments, a step that would be perilous for any country, let alone an archipelago of 200m people.The biggest nightmares facing Miss Megawati, however, can be grouped under two loose headings: the economy and the armed forces.
These can be grouped under two broadly defined categories[3, 4].
These two analytical approaches can be grouped under two names: "dualism" and "holism".
