Sentence examples for discrete groupings from inspiring English sources

His group will claim that Croatia provides an example of a country joining the EU and EEA separately, so identifying them as discrete groupings, and will cite research by senior academics on the issue.

We have previously applied in a neuropsychological test battery administered to 220 patients having schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder, Bayesian statistical methods (yielding partially ordered sets, or posets) designed to mimic the expert analysis of a neuropsychologist by classifying patients into discrete groupings or "states" each having a unique cognitive profile.

And "repeated pleas, over the years, from disability advocates to replace special needs, with more respectful, precise, segmented, and discrete groupings" should not "be ignored".

Within this conceptual framework psychiatric disorders are seen as varied points or dimensions on the continua of human behavior rather than discrete groupings (Cuthbert 2014).

For criterion 4, we used a priori identification of National Freshwater Biogeographic Zones (NFBZ) based on similarities of fish species communities across watershed boundaries (COSEWIC 2012) to designate discrete groupings.

We could not identify any distinct groups for any mark in any cell line, and the landscape of profile differences in all sets seemed to represent a continuum, rather than discrete groupings.

Cluster analyses rendered additional support for the two-factor model and indicated three discrete patient groupings.

However, since both kinds of data are continuous, the 70% and 97% criteria can hardly assign bacteria into discrete genetic groupings.

To investigate whether an intuitive prior number of clusters could be identified, we used Principal Component Analysis (PCA) on each set of profiles to see if they displayed discrete profile groupings [Additional file 1: Figure S3].

This camp suggests that, although racial naturalism falsely attributed cultural, mental, and physical characters to discrete racial groups, it is possible that genetically significant biological groupings could exist that would merit the term races.

Like the human dendrogram discrete major functional groupings in the mouse dendrogram suggests that individual experimental observations are not random.