Sentence examples for broader groups based on from inspiring English sources
The Sea Around Us Project reports 19 types of fishing gear for invertebrates, which we grouped into 6 broader groups based on their potential habitat impact (Table S3, Text S1).
We identified a homogeneous ethnic group which may allow for a more conclusive analysis of this sub-population rather than broader groups based on racial dispositions.
Following recent reports [ 24, 25] we grouped the 53 populations into seven broader groups based on geographical regions: Sub-Saharan Africa (AFR; n = 102), Middle East (MID; n = 160), South Asia (SAS; n = 200), Europe (EUR; n = 156), East Asia (EAS; n = 229), Oceania (OCE; n = 28), and America (AME; n = 63).
CAPs can be assigned into two broad groups based on their target specificity, one group comprising antimicrobial activity, such as defensins [ 2, 3], and cecropins [ 4], which have specificity for prokaryotic cell membranes, and a second group, the venom peptides with activity against both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell membranes e.g. melittin [ 5] and mastoparan [ 6].
KIR receptors can be divided into two broad groups based on function i.e. either inhibitory [characterized by L cytoplasmic domains with immunoreceptor tyrosine-based inhibition motifs (ITIMs) in these domains] or activating [characterized by S cytoplasmic domains with immunoreceptor tyrosine-based activation motifs (ITAMs) in these domains] (see review: [9]).
For the purposes of this review, CLRs can be clustered into two broad groups based on their signalling potential.
LOC will be categorized into three broad groups based on the primary location of cancer treatment: pediatric centre, RCC, or community hospital.
Family histories were binned into 12 phenotypic categories, which can be placed into two broad groups based on the age-specific prevalence of these phenotypes (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
For each of the three key trial messages in the Comprehension Checklist, participants were categorised into two broad groups based on their responses and comments during in-depth interviews.
In bilaterians, the pore-forming α subunits of Cavs (α1), which are responsible for conducting the Ca2+ ions (fig. 1), are divided into two broad groups based on physiology: Low-voltage-activated (LVA) channels that open near resting potential and high-voltage-activated (HVA) channels that require a sizable depolarization to open (Catterall et al. 2005).
