Sentence examples for groupings separately from inspiring English sources

The fifth feature, prior knowledge, is used to allow the possibility of predicting feature vectors from different prior knowledge groupings, separately.

But the study also broke down the arrests into three groups -- violent crime, property crime and public order crime -- and something pops out once you look at those groupings separately: While NFL players are arrested for property crimes and public order crimes at rates far below the national average, they are often arrested for violent crimes at rates above them.

There are 128 possible keys based on the presence or absence of the first six elements above, using the three regional groupings separately (Table 3).

To some extent, then, they provide independent lines of phylogenetic evidence, thereby boosting our confidence in groupings that they separately recover.

The AMOVA calculations included two separate groupings.

Figure 5 displays Kaplan-Meier plots for VILIP1 groupings (low versus high expressors), separately for early stage (stages 1 or 2) and late stage (stage 3 or 4) tumors.

The dispersion parameter was lowest in models that included all countries separately, and therefore groupings of countries were examined.

Although the U.S. federal standards (17) state that Hispanic origin (ethnicity) and race (regardless of ethnicity) are distinct groupings and should be collected separately, these standards are not mandated outside of federal agencies and federally supported projects.

Each one of the major groupings will be discussed in brief separately, followed by a more detailed analysis of the findings.

In addition to analyzing each congener separately, we examined four groupings of congeners.

This analysis was carried out separately for three regional groupings: (i) divisions within the PRH; (ii) area Te2 and the LEC; and (iii) the various cortical layers of the LEC.