Sentence examples for generally grouped as from inspiring English sources

Sama peoples speak an array of closely related Austronesian languages that are generally grouped as Sama-Bajau.

Extracting a workable piece of entertainment from "Molloy," "Malone Dies" and "The Unnamable," three Beckett novels published in the early 1950s and generally grouped as a trilogy, might at first seem a dubious undertaking.

DUSPs missing the MKB/KIM domain are generally grouped as atypical DUSPs, while MKB/KIM-containing DUSPs are generally grouped as typical DUSPs or MAP kinase phosphatases (MKPs).

The pan-cancer analysis results show that the cancers of different tissue origins are generally grouped as independent clusters, except squamous-like carcinomas.

Although there is no single text that is accepted as authoritative by all schools of Shintō thought, some books are considered invaluable as records of ancient beliefs and ritual; they are generally grouped together as shinten.

There is a detailed vocabulary used to describe organisms which defy classification and a system of nomenclature to denote confidence limits on probable or speculative affinities, but they are generally grouped together as "problematica".

Oligodendrogliomas and oligoastrocytomas have been generally grouped together as oligodendroglial tumors and account for less than 10%% of the diffuse gliomas (Fig.  1).

The results are shown in Figure 4, where tissues of the same type are generally grouped together such as testis, liver, pancreas, and brain.

Although related species are generally grouped together, such as the Cyanobacteria and the Firmicutes, the tree is inconsistent in several respects with the consensus phylogeny based on ribosomal and other core genes [ 23] suggesting prokaryotic paraslipin has encountered various gene duplication and lateral transfer events.

According to the phylogenetic analysis of GLKs from different sources (see Supplementary Figure 4), ATP-GLK in T. tengcongensis is grouped into Group B, together with several thermophilic glucokinases, while the mesophilic ATP-GLKs are generally grouped into Group A, as reported by Wu et al. [ 27].

It will also re-examine the two strands into which the artists are generally grouped: Pollock and de Kooning as the "action painters"; Rothko and Barnett Newman as colour-field painters.