Sentence examples for conventionally grouped from inspiring English sources

Major industrial sectors conventionally grouped together under the banner of 'professional services' include those in the long-established, formally regulated professions of law, accountancy, architecture, and real estate, as well as emergent 'new economy' growth sectors of advertising, public relations, business/management consultancy, research, and financial services.

For example, though Psillos (1999, p. xix) ties realism to a 'mind-independent natural-kind structure' of the world, Chakravartty (2007a, ch. 6) argues that mind-independent properties are often conventionally grouped into kinds (see also Boyd 1991 and Humphreys 2004, pp. 22 25, 35 36).

The different carbon functionalities are conventionally grouped into the following chemical shift regions: alkyl-C: 0 45 ppm; methoxyl-C: 45 60 ppm; O-alkyl-C: 60 110 ppm; aryl-C: 110 145 ppm; phenol-C: 145 160 ppm, and carboxyl-C: 190 160 ppm.

The contents of reflection were conventionally grouped into medical knowledge, clinical skills, and attitude/professionalism (Additional file 2).

Somatic mutations are conventionally grouped into four classes; base substitutions, small indels, rearrangements, and copy number changes.

Hydrophobins are conventionally grouped into two classes (class I and II) according to their solubility in solvents, hydropathy profiles and spacing between the conserved cysteines.

Yet, despite their utterly different ecological adaptation, the two Indian societies have cultures that are so similar that anthropologists conventionally group them with the neighbouring Chono and Alakaluf of Chile into one "Fuegian culture area".

For example, free-range chickens, and their eggs, are closer to wild chickens than is conventionally, group-raised poultry.

Table 1 shows the relationship between the updated mean A1C and both retinopathy and nephropathy risk in the intensively treated group, conventionally treated group, and both groups combined (model 1).

Conventionally, cells are grouped into clusters of three, four, seven, or nine cells, with all the available frequency bands allocated between them.

Sows were served by boar (Boar-group), inseminated intrauterinally (IUI-group) or inseminated conventionally (AI-group).