Sentence examples for for at least two groups from inspiring English sources
The phylogenetic analysis of the L gene sequences from our patients and nine previously reported (7) showed at least two possible clusters of sequences, which may provide evidence for at least two groups of HMPV.
Our results suggest that inhibition of TOPK could be beneficial for at least two groups of CRC patients together representing 30 40% of all cases, namely, those with a KRAS or BRAF mutation and those with metastatic disease supported by several factors.
With or without randomization, at least two rounds of data for at least two groups are very useful for identifying program impacts, but relevant data collected before the CBCO program began (or at least early in the program) do not exist.
Inclusion criteria for the publications were: comparison of at least two groups of animals of different categories of BCS or change (independent variables) and consideration of pregnancy rate at first AI or number of days open (dependent variables).
All three of the teachers were "departmentalized," in the sense that each was responsible for teaching mathematics to at least two groups of students, and accordingly, did not teach all subjects as would a typical self-contained elementary teacher.
Indeed, for a diagnostic purpose, at least two groups are necessary; however, more groups were considered to allow for heterogeneity between women.
In a recent meta-analysis, Dunning et al [ 31] analysed 17 polymorphisms that had been studied for association with breast cancer by at least two groups.
No decisions were made, but two people who were briefed on talks said the situation was heating up quickly, with at least two groups vying for the franchise.
Mrs1 has evolved from DNA junction resolvases to function as an RNA cofactor for at least two group I introns; however, the RNA binding site and the mechanism by which Mrs1 facilitates splicing were unknown.
Yet the two paths will likely have very different consequences for at least three groups of people: current shareholders in the big banks, executives at the big banks, and politicians who must eventually seek reëlection before the voters.
