Sentence examples for contrasting groups from inspiring English sources

Vociferous and wildly contrasting groups are expected to hold demonstrations.

One option is to use what's called the "contrasting groups" method.

Passing scores were determined by a contrasting groups methodology and use of receiver operating characteristic curves.A total of 160 participants (17 % GIs) performed the simulator test.

The correlation between test scores and training level was high (r = 0.69), with similar results noted for contrasting groups based on endoscopic rotation and endoscopic procedural experience.

The concertato motet (using contrasting groups of singers and instruments), as developed and perfected in the 17th century by Gabrieli, Monteverdi, Heinrich Schütz, and Scarlatti, added the vivid colours of the orchestral palette to the already highly malleable vocal textures.

Almost invariably he has more than one group of dancers in action: from the opening scene, you can't forget the small groups, each distinct in movement idiom from the last, which keep passing from right to left, while, from the closing scene, the contrasting groups of five play against one another compellingly, like the feeling of a Socratic dialectic.

The Angoff and contrasting group methods were used to determine the passing score.

These values can be used to compare and contrast groups descriptively.

Our study contrasts group cooperation where each learner is given asymmetric learning contents, with a cooperative group with two single learners given symmetric (identical) learning contents.

To detect population-specific loci under selection, we treated one Tibetan population as the highland group, the remaining Tibetan populations as one contrasting group and the 20 Chinese lowland breeds as another contrasting group.

In contrast, groups II and III did not show extensive adipose tissue formation.