Sentence examples for finer groups from inspiring English sources

Event Description SingleSource Sounds initiated and completed by a single source can be divided into finer groups: SingleNature and SingleArtifact.

Recent attempts to pinpoint the gene expression signature underlying the classification of breast samples [for example, [ 30, 49, 53, 54]] revealed gene sets that primarily divide breast samples into two main categories, the luminal and the non-luminal, each of which can be subsequently subdivided into finer groups.

Diverse serotype and serosubtype patterns were found for the other isolates from North America and Europe The PFGE patterns distinguished two finer groups (Ia and Ib) in clonal grouping X-I, which differ consistently in four NheI and three SpeI fragments.

In a speech, he declared, "There is no finer group of public servants in this country".

I can't think of a finer group of folks to have Thanksgiving dinner with than you all.

We honestly couldn't think of a finer group of folks to come work with, and we've got big plans together.

Thus, differences can be seen to exist in the finer grouping of biochemical reactions within the giant components of the reaction networks of the mycobacteria and E. coli.

We showed that the most highly connected reactions central to the metabolism of both organisms as well as the finer grouping of reactions within the giant component of their networks are essentially conserved and differ from that of E. coli.

She can fine groups up to 10% of their total annual sales (some €7 billion in E.ON's case).

The pubs of St. John's, the capital, continue to produce fine groups, and none have had more success recently than Great Big Sea, a band that combines the traditional music of Newfoundland with a modern pop beat.

Among the 500 works chosen by Met curators from the collection were paintings by Lucas Cranach the Elder and Peter Paul Rubens, and a collection of European porcelains that the Met considers one of the finest groups of its kind ever assembled.