Sentence examples for groups into one from inspiring English sources

"Before the Norwegian FA introduced a nationwide first division playing from spring to autumn in 1963, they had to finish off the old two-group 'Main League' which ran from summer to summer," says Jostein. "What they did in the last season of the 'Main League' was to combine the two eight team groups into one 16 team league, starting on July 30 1961, and ending on 21 October 1962.

They combined all randomized groups into one and reported outcomes based on the BP achieved during follow-up.

A score on the CIS-R ≥12 (by combining the last two groups into one) is usually considered as the cut-off for "clinically significant" psychiatric morbidity [ 10, 11, 17].

People who can tell a story that brings people together from different factions and different religious groups into one nation.

He was the founding president of the National Association of Social Workers, which in 1955 merged seven groups into one far more influential body.

Typically, race organizers will combine age groups into one heat to speed up the meet, but in the 60-meter dash, it was just the pair of nonagenarian World War II veterans.

By analyzing the remaining seven percent of the pairs, they conclude that the use of a local synteny test can resolve ambiguous many-to-many orthologous groups into one-to-one pairs.

Genotype calls for all SNPs could be grouped into one or more groups depending on whether a SNP site was monomorphic or polymorphic.

Later, patients were grouped into one of ten clinical syndromes defined in the study based on USG and clinical patterns.

On the day of experimentation, mice were randomly grouped into one of three groups: control, control + stress, and formula + stress.

The last two were grouped into one class named "pool runs" owing to their closely similar open channel flow hydraulics.