Sentence examples for group origin from inspiring English sources

When the goal of a study is, however, not a comprehensive crystallographic classification as, for example, in numerous works in computational symmetry that are reviewed in Ref. [31] or the Primitive Unit Cell Extraction of Ref. [19], the plane symmetry group origin does not need to be specified.

Both individuals and variables scatterplots of the results of principal component analysis are displayed in Figures 3, 4. The first two components, accounting for almost 87% of explained variation, show a clear tendency for values to plot according to production group origin, even though clustering is not optimal at this point.

Another model-based approach – NormFinder – determines expression stability of candidate references according to their group origin (tissue, organ etc).

Two other groups emerged from these analyses: one group included AG1 and AG3 samples and the other group Origin (OR) samples that further split at 85% similarity.

Scoring was blind to the group origin of the data.

Representative quotations are presented in italics and the group origin is presented in brackets.

Both of these studies discussed the groups' origin, formation activities and the degree of sustainability.

Salinity tolerance in rice thus appears to be widespread both geographically and phylogenetically, or, put in another way, tolerance is not well associated with either geographic or cultivar-group origin.

The Non-PTSD control groups' origin was 53% Middle or Far East, 11.8% the Balkans, 29.4% Africa and 5.9% India.

One-way analysis of variance, followed by the Bonferroni post hoc test, was used to compare the density, thickness, and median spectral ratios across the multiple groups (Origin 8.6; OriginLab).

This could reflect the different sub-group origins of these M. acuminata genomes.