Sentence examples for defining a group from inspiring English sources

This pill also had similar broad language about defining a group.

And other companies have taken aggressive positions in defining a group in order to limit conversations between hedge funds and shareholders generally.

But the J. C. Penney pill takes a broad view in defining a group to deter these two funds from acquiring a further stake or working together.

In abstract algebra, more general structures are defined by relaxing some of the axioms defining a group.

For the whole cohort (45 patients for which clinical information was available) we found a strong statistical correlation between the dead/alive status of the patient and the self-renewal properties of the tumor cells (P = 0.001, chi-square test), tumor cells with limited neural progenitor-like self-renewal properties defining a group of patients with intermediate survival expectancies (Figure 2).

Some proteins are overexpressed in MDR cell lines, defining a group of MDR-related genes.

Cruise companies, which generally define a group as at least eight staterooms or 16 adults, will often reward such groups with discounts or perks.

"It's a stable situation, because in a way that isolated person helps define a group; people look at him and can say, 'I'm not like him, someone who doesn't fit in,' " Dr. Palinkas said.

Pair those two words and it becomes a tech category, the equivalent of a single term to define a group of products.

Our purpose is to characterize among Cayley graphs defined a group generated by transpositions, which admit a complete rotation.

The social network also defines a group of actors connected by a set of relationships that are continuously changing.