Sentence examples similar to forms subgroups from inspiring English sources

But Zhang told me that, in the places where he delivered, people were increasingly forming subgroups determined by their possessions.

In organizational management, researchers and managers study separations or faultlines that occur in diverse teams when members form subgroups based on the alignment of multiple demographic characteristics.

The miners will probably form subgroups involving people with similar interests and values from whom they can receive solace when they feel angry at someone else.

Just within the lung cancer community, patients are forming subgroups around their specific cancer types.

8 patients proved to be septic and 7 non-septic, which was sufficient to form subgroups.

But researchers have found that female bats, like humans and elephants, form subgroups that stick together over long periods of time.

Unlike ATIPE, ACI does not require a researcher to change institutes, and many ACI recipients have chosen to form "subgroups" within an already existing laboratory.

We form subgroups: One of those is dealing with climate change and food security issues, and another subgroup we're planning for the back end of the autumn is going to be dealing with infectious diseases.

By contrast, the merozoite antigens generally had lower levels of among and within region differentiation and gene flow, and haplotypes formed subgroups independent of geographic origin with uniformly high levels of within population diversity.

Many attempts have been made to form subgroups or symptom clusters of NPS [ 8– 12].

In contrast, profile regression identified combinations of covariates that formed subgroups associated with higher or lower risks.