Sentence examples for dominant groupings from inspiring English sources

Since the mid-1920s the dominant groupings have been the Conservative Party and the Labour Party.

Dominant groupings represented the East (including some of the offshore Arctic Davis Strait samples), the West Atlantic south of Labrador, and isolated Arctic and northern locations (Fig. 5B).

The 50 most variable proteins mirrored the dominant functional groupings of the high dN/dS analysis (Additional file 7: Table S6), including esxE/F as well as enoyl-CoA hydratase echA4_2 and ssp.

0-0-1 are 0-1-1 arecessiveive and dominant models essentially comparing groupings of heterozygote and homozygote samples with samples of the other homozygote type.

Coefficients of agreement between genotype and mode of expression were calculated as the maximum kappa-Cohen statistic of the four possible groupings of dominant models and mode pairings.

Sites were classified by habitat groupings according to dominant substrata as follows: Porites cylindrica (hereafter 'branching Porites'; 3 sites), P. lutea (hereafter 'massive Porites'; 2 sites), Pocillopora damicornis (hereafter 'Pocillopora'; 1 site), soft coral (3 sites), and degraded (3 sites) for all subsequent analyses.

An alternative explanation, which assumes "bridging" two visual (i.e., by extension to the present scenario: tactile) events by an intervening auditory event [10], would predict similar results to the temporal ventriloquism or auditory-grouping accounts, namely, dominant apparent motion in the "initial direction", for both the 75- and 325-ms SOA conditions.

But he is wrong to believe that these kinds of regional groupings are destined to become the dominant mode of the future.

Both of the Smallwood Drive groupings of stones on the north side of Main Street have dominant octagonal gatehouses built upon four pairs of stained heavy timber columns supported by quarry-faced random ashlar half-walls on cut stone chamfered bases.

Encountering Schumann's 1842 Piano Quartet in E flat (Op. 47) after Mr. Carter's piece, you can perceive Schumann's shifts between dominant and supporting duos in the Scherzo as an antecedent of Mr. Carter's similar groupings throughout his quartet.

Theoretical models suggest that where strong spatial segregation leads to distinct sub-groupings within a population, as is the case for territorial species, inter-species transmission may be the dominant transmission pathway, so that the presence of an alternative host is required for pathogen establishment [2], [4].