Sentence examples for become grouped from inspiring English sources
In this way, Ligotti owes more to "The Turn of the Screw" than to H. P. Lovecraft, though it's the latter with whom he is most often associated, as he has become grouped in with the subgenre known as "weird fiction".
Like several other organisms, budding yeast has been shown to exhibit a period in which centromeres become grouped in a homology independent fashion [8].
The similarity of the two systems on the structural level can be demonstrated with phylogenetic analysis in which the proteases of the classical and the lectin pathways become grouped together with coagulation enzymes [7].
Risk markers for CVD, additional to obesity, include hyperlipidemia (raised blood cholesterol, LDL-C and TAGs) but lowered HDL-C, hyperglycemia, type 2 diabetes (T2DM) and hypertension, the easily measured variables that have become grouped together for identification of T2DM and CVD risks.
Depending on the complexity and arrangement of your spreadsheet, you will notice that section(s) of your data have become grouped and are now marked by bars along the top and/or left side of the cells.
The vocals typically become group sing-alongs, so the concept of "lead singer" is almost irrelevant.
Some have become group leaders in their own right; they all still attend meetings.
Single-player games become group outings, because my intrigued offspring join me as an attentive and appreciative audience.
After a time as an instructor he was transferred, late in 1944, to become group navigator to the 509th composite group.
In these situations, certain individuals often become group leaders.
Editor's note: Should media sites become group buying sites as well?
