Sentence examples for groupings will be from inspiring English sources

Group definitions will vary by historic and social context, and establishing meaningful groupings will be specific to those contexts.

But proportionately, these religious groupings will be smaller than now because their growth is lower than the increase in the overall global population.

In particular, how the new regional groupings will be put together and how they are going to spread internally the money that they will receive from the government needs to be clarified.

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

If the concepts are numerous but not sufficiently connected, statistical analysis will be done on sparse data and drug safety signals based on groupings will be more difficult to detect.

In particular, an approach by using unsupervised clustering was described in [ 1], where priori labeled samples are not required, and the characteristic groupings will be dedicated by the samples themselves.

Within these groupings, there will be less variation in quality and consequently a smaller likelihood that the results are simply picking up this correlation.

Yet even within these two broad groupings there will be patients with very different profiles with respect to severity of core ADHD symptoms, prevalence of psychiatric and physical comorbidities, associated social and educational problems and treatment.

The preliminary sub-grouping criteria will be judged positive (SG+) if either of the two sub-grouping variables is identified during the baseline physical examination (table 1).

The preliminary sub-grouping criteria will be judged to be absent (SG-) if both of the sub-grouping variables are absent during the baseline physical examination.

The third hypothesis, examining effectiveness of adding traction to an EOTA intervention based on subjects' status on the preliminary sub-grouping criteria, will be examined with similar procedures with the inclusion of a 3-way, time by group by sub-grouping status interaction term.