Sentence examples for broad groups for from inspiring English sources

Clearly there are design differences between each device within these broad groups (for example presence of antifogging device etc).

Key (2011) suggests that, as all of the relevant cancers are also caused by smoking, and that smokers have a lower intake of fruit and vegetables than non-smokers, the observed associations could be due to residual confounding (failure to control adequately for this risk factor in the analysis, generally due to the use of rather broad groups for categorising smoking status).

Warnock quickly realized there would be no way of arriving at a proposal that satisfied all the committee, or the broader groups for which it was proxy.

Regarding job creation schemes, studies for the period before the Hartz reforms found on average negative employment effects for the traditional scheme for broad groups of participants.

Our analyses included two broad groups of models, those for: (1) the overall abundance of large old hollow-bearing trees at a site, and (2) the abundance of large old hollow-bearing trees in four different morphological states of decay.

Duke Signature Courses are wide-ranging, theme-based courses that integrate perspectives from across academic fields of inquiry and provide a common intellectual experience for broad groups of 50 to 120 undergraduates.

A total of 1067 plots within three broad groups of sites was surveyed for these two non-native plant species.

With prices already unaffordable for increasingly broad groups of people, just how socially damaging this outcome will be is already apparent.

Table 2 shows the CSMFs for the broad groups of NCDs – neoplasms, CVDs, and other NCDs (see also Figure 2).

The self-scored COPD population screener questionnaire (COPD-PS) is one such tool that attempts to encompass a broad group of individuals for screening regardless of smoking history, previous diagnosis, or other clinical information.

Because some groups of eukaryotes may lack vaults, we make an additional test and infer ancestral sequences for a broader group, for example, invertebrates—(though insects appear to lack vaults).