Sentence examples for grouping which are from inspiring English sources

Thus, the concepts of read-across and grouping, which are described in detail for chemicals by the OECD and ECHA, should also be introduced for nanomaterials.

Genotyping and clonal grouping, which are described below, can help reduce the number of sequences that have multiple segment assignments.

PATHFx codifies the presence of visceral metastases, number of skeletal metastases and diagnosis grouping, which are all used by the modified Bauer method, and may explain why both models function accurately, in this setting.

Unique phosphotransferase systems (PTS) were enriched in each cross category grouping which are thought to enhance sugar utilization in general and possible bacterial uptake of sugars from breast milk [ 54].

There are three groups which are of particular importance to hydrocarbon exploration.

"It is disorganized, compared to other Teamworks groups, which are so awesome," the student said.

In BigFix, device membership is based on IT support groups, which are specific to BigFix.

Each section has 12 hydrophone groups, which are, therefore, 12.5 meters long.

The two groups, which are rivals elsewhere in the region, are coöperating in Lebanon.

But most of the mainstream Hispanic advocacy groups, which are generally liberal, have opposed the nomination.

Cameron named several terror groups which are, according to India, sponsored by Pakistan.