Sentence examples for groups class from inspiring English sources

HLA antigens are divided into two groups: class I antigens, which are the target of an effector rejection response; and class II antigens, which are the initiators of the rejection reaction.

Some authorities classify the elasmobranchs into one class (Selachii) and classify the chimaeras into another (Holocephali); however, assigning the two groups class rank implies a degree of distinctness equal to that of the amphibians (Amphibia), reptiles (Reptilia), birds (Aves), and mammals (Mammalia).

Other substitutions on phenyl ring (class I) or the replacement of the phenyl ring with other cyclic groups (class V) dramatically decreased the binding of tetrapeptides to Src SH2 (IC50>100 μM).

Fly ash is one of four coal combustion products (CCPs) that are produced as a by-product of burning coal, two major groups, Class C and Class F fly ash are produced.

The values of the spatial analysis of condylar position in CBCT images of the three study groups, class I, class II, and class III (Figure 9), are within the ranges shown by Ricketts in his study of condylar position in laminographic images.

Their analysis found that methanogens could be divided into two groups: Class I and Class II methanogens.

But all the other avenues had dried up — blind dates, volunteer groups, classes, professional contacts (bars were never an option).

This distinction, puzzling on the surface, was foundational: "human rights" might be assigned to groups, classes, nations, and movements.

SNOMED CT concepts should be assigned to the four disjoint groups: classes, instances, relations, and meta-classes.

Join groups, classes, meet ups and the like to expand your network.

Examples of the majority class can roughly be divided into four groups: class-label noise, borderline, redundant and safe examples, and the algorithm attempts to create a subset retaining the safe examples (Kubat and Matwin, 1997).