Sentence examples for group them with from inspiring English sources

Yet, despite their utterly different ecological adaptation, the two Indian societies have cultures that are so similar that anthropologists conventionally group them with the neighbouring Chono and Alakaluf of Chile into one "Fuegian culture area".

Huson expected that sled dogs' microsatellites would group them with Siberian huskies or Alaskan malamutes, the breeds that were their most likely ancestors.

The two species also show other dental features that group them with later Old World monkeys and apes, but are still different enough to be classified as separate and more ancient species.

Peanuts (even though they are legumes, we commonly group them with nuts), in particular, may be a good choice because they are high in the B-vitamin folate, which improves neural health, reducing risk of cognitive decline.

The fish α- and β-tubulins are already too divergent to reliably group them with the mammalian homologs.

An additional step of stratification and treatment of LKB1-deficient tumours may be to group them with co-mutations that frequently arise in genes such as KRAS and BRG1 (Carretero et al, 2004; Medina et al, 2008).

Instead, the report groups them with drug cases and white-collar crime.

The group Salem make a strange, sinister music that others have labelled "witch house", grouping them with acts including Balam Acab, Stalker and oOoOO (whose "Hearts" is surely one of the tracks of the year).

We chose to keep bicycling as a separate mechanism because grouping them with pedestrians as was done in Saudi Arabia would have reduced comparability of the pedestrian category.

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Kant too saw emotions as essentially conative phenomena, but grouped them with inclinations enticing the will to act on motives other than that of duty.