Sentence examples for certain groups of the from inspiring English sources

Analysis of phylogenetic relationship of the reported extremophiles suggests certain groups of the Kingdom Protista to be more tolerant to extremophilic conditions than other taxa.

From there, the authors theorize that people (carrying their mites) spread out to the other geographic regions and that, along the way, certain groups of the mites didn't make it.

In spite of the resistance that we could find at the very beginning, and still today in certain groups of the population, I think that the vast majority of the Brasilian population now supports the program.

This may be partly due to the limited number of the patients and/or the hypothesis that endosialin may play a survival role in certain groups of the patients.

Development of the secondary bronchi, however, does not appear to follow the dichotomous pattern since certain groups of the secondary bronchi arise from prescribed areas and have a specific 3D orientation [ 9, 10].

In the past, the benefits of influenza vaccination have been evaluated by use of cost-effectiveness studies that assessed vaccination coverage and vaccine efficacy or effectiveness in certain groups of the population (23, 24 ).

As Howard Zinn writes, "it seems that the rebellion against British rule allowed a certain group of the colonial elite to replace those loyal to England, give some benefits to small landholders, and leave poor white working people and tenant farmers in very much their old situation".

It has been shown that some EBV strains are able to escape immune surveillance in a certain group of the population [ 19].

A fee exemption policy for pregnant women, that in essence consists of abolishing user fees for a certain group of the population, may seem at first a simple intervention: it can be introduced by mere administrative fiat, targets a well-specified group and has a simple causal chain: abolishing user fees reduces financial access barriers and leads thus to higher utilisation by pregnant women.

Certain groups of people — the Bantu tribes of Africa, for example — are especially prone to primary liver cancer, and such groups typically suffer from malnutrition.

Freyd says that in addition to questions that will potentially "scare off" certain groups of survivors, the questionnaire fails to provide any definition of sexual assault – which is a major design flaw.