Sentence examples for formation of subgroups from inspiring English sources
Differences in the strength of social bonds within a flock are thus likely to affect the formation of subgroups and influence the way herbivores forage in patchy grasslands.
After the formation of subgroups, data were re-analyzed.
After the formation of subgroups, data were re-analyzed by a two-way split-plot ANOVA, with a 2x2 design.
Absence of a clear governance structure devoted to the success of the network as a whole, or a failure in process, including means for reconciling disputes, often leads to the formation of subgroups based on self-interests, studies burdened with irrelevant and costly instruments and procedures, sluggish progress on study design and implementation, and poor site and patient enrollment.
These results suggest that early land plants had a large and divergent MIP superfamily consisting of at least the seven subfamilies found in P. patens and that during the evolution of higher plants some subfamilies were lost (Fig. 6) whereas remaining subfamilies evolved further resulting in diversification and formation of subgroups within the subfamilies.
A solution could be inclusion of case history information and formation of distinct subgroups differing in duration of symptoms related to the developing disease.
"In terms of the relationship with the Syrian opposition and in terms of their demands, the formation of this subgroup is in fact a greater element of division within the Kurdish National Council," said Maria Fantappie, an analyst in Iraq with the International Crisis Group.
The exact conditions that drive the formation of this subgroup are unknown.
The available information about this group indicates the formation of a subgroup, which consists of members 2, 6, 22, and 39.
The formation of the extant subgroups of Malayo-Polynesian would then have postdated this phase.
These observations suggest that positive selection pressure on the β-strands (β2, 4 and β5) and α-helices (α1, α5 and α10) might have accelerated functional divergence and the formation of the multiple subgroups.
