Sentence examples for being group from inspiring English sources
Despite this challenge, we observed a greater number of cases of disseminated disease in our veterinary cohort, with the predominant genetic group being Group 2 in these isolates.
Being group work it also allowed me develop some management skills.
The police now have her in protective custody, and two people suspected of being group members are in detention.
But they seldom reproduced that form and had to settle for being group runners-up before being thrashed 4-1 by old rivals Germany in Bloemfontein yesterday.
"I stumbled into the first thing in my life that I was reasonably good at, and ended up being group treasurer in a company called Enterprise Oil PLC". Later he was to work in the Niger Delta, where oil companies were involved in the wholesale exploitation of local communities, thus prompting years of violent civil conflict.
One of the ways in which the Church of England persistently does this is by failing to include openly gay people from advisory groups: the latest being group chaired by Sir Joseph Pilling to advise the House of Bishops on the Church of England's approach to human sexuality.
Ngram word counts in American books from 1800 to 2000 show, she claims, that Americans changed from being group-oriented and sharing to being individualistic and self-absorbed.
We find that subject behaviour is highly consistent with the myopic best-response learning rule with deviations from this rule that are (i) dependent on the myopic best-response payoff but not on the deviation payoff, and (ii) directed in the sense of being group-dependent.
The fact that the 35 kittens were derived from more than 10 different owners before being group-housed and that one PFGE type (three subtypes) of S. Typhimurium 120/ad was isolated, indicates spread of the Salmonella strain between the cats or a common source.
These two offerings are group creations.
