Sentence examples for group individual from inspiring English sources

Nor does Chinese group individual characters into bigger "words," even when a character is part of a compound, or multi-character, word.

Now, instead of defining voters by a handful of self-evident attributes like rural Hispanic Democratic men or non-college-educated white seniors, campaigns could group individual citizens according to segments or scores that reflected gradations of predicted habits — of how likely they were to turn out to vote or to support a specific candidate.

Though often considered together as a group, individual statins have unique biological properties.

The results of this study indicate that although as a group the medicated dogs showed a significantly lower heart rate than the placebo group, individual Beagle dogs showed variability in changes of heart rate.

And entomologists Andrew Bourke and Nigel Franks summarize their discussion of this topic by saying that "colony-level, group, individual, and kin selection are all aspects of gene selection" (1995: 67).

The same is true with respect to indirect discrimination: even if whites in a certain society constitute a dominant group, individual whites might confront indirect discrimination in the form of policies that unjustly, though unintentionally, disadvantage them on account of their race.

All described models included curriculum group, individual-level factors, time (time0 = graduation; time1 = 10 months post-graduation), and an interaction term between time and curriculum group, to determine whether changes over time differed significantly by curriculum group.

Conversely, when an out-group individual does or is something desirable, we tend to describe them with more concrete language (we do not generalize their success), whereas their undesirable attributes are encoded more abstractly (we generalize them).

Significance of survival and diabetes incidence in NOD/Scid mice receiving various cell preparations was compared with that of control groups (diabetogenic T-cells alone) by the Kaplan-Meier test, and the significance of intra-group individual variations was determined by Kruskal-Wallis non parametric variance test.

The within-group correlation (r w ) is a weighted average of the j within-group individual correlations between X and Y.

Indeed, we might think of a group right as the right of a "group-individual".