Sentence examples for groupings represented from inspiring English sources

The groups (control (C), uncomplicated (U), and complicated/sick (S) were each balanced for dye such that half of the samples in a particular group were hybridized with cy3 and half of the samples with cy5 and different clinical groupings represented on each slide.

Dominant groupings represented the East (including some of the offshore Arctic Davis Strait samples), the West Atlantic south of Labrador, and isolated Arctic and northern locations (Fig. 5B).

While information on the demographics of those who did not return the survey was not available, gender and professional groupings represented by survey respondents reflected the distribution within the hospital.

We grouped 37 biomarkers into six a priori groupings representing physiological systems (lipids, immune, oxygen transport, liver function, vitamins, and electrolytes), then calculated dysregulation scores for each system in each individual using statistical distance.

Freed from syllabic considerations, the grouping of notes into ligatures took on rhythmic significance, specific groupings representing short, repeated patterns called rhythmic modes: A ligature did not yet have a single, unvarying meaning.

In Western tonality, specific groupings represent the major and minor keys.

Within each hierarchical tier, criticisms are organised into thematic groupings representing broader concepts intended to facilitate discussion and understanding.

Colored groupings represent TMOs that were not found to be significantly different using pairwise comparisons to each other, via Bonferroni adjustment, at p<0.05   Kendall's Co-efficient of Concordance 1st 2nd 3rd 4th CGRoom 0.03 Jaguar 0.12 Kalabsha 0.4 Morgan Lovers 0.09 Explosion 0.03 Medical 0.04.

Composite networks of larger taxonomic groupings represent the consensus map of all included species.

Strains that cluster by one typing method must be analyzed by other methods to ensure that the groupings represent clusters of true relatedness and not cases of convergent evolution.

Data received include coded final diagnoses and free-text chief complaints, which are assigned as appropriate to >1 of 11 syndrome groupings representing general illness categories such as respiratory and gastrointestinal illnesses (4 ) and to >1 of 78 subsyndromes representing more specific categories such as asthma or cough (5 ).