Sentence examples for groups of one from inspiring English sources

I always told them, one on one and in groups of one on two or three".

And Sallings, Lemeur, and less visible players continue to work in groups of one or two on virtually the same strategies.

The monkey lives mostly in small groups of one to five, and only one animal was seen on its own during eight encounters.

Students meet with the instructor in groups of one to three for approximately two hours per week to discuss readings on mutually agreed-upon topics.

Based on the reduction in speed for antagonistic ensembles, as compared to groups of one myosin type, we hypothesized that all of the motors can continuously interact with the actin tracks and collectively engage in competition.

Hair grows naturally in groups of one to four follicles.

The model population is segregated into male and female subpopulations, in turn segmented into age groups of one-year span.

Also, seven discussion groups of one-hour duration, scheduled every two weeks is a relatively small amount of time to effect a sustained change in teaching behaviour.

Thanks to the recent publication of several complete genomes and transcriptomes of nongrass monocots, we studied more than 1,000 groups of one-to-one orthologous genes in seven grasses and three outgroup species (banana, palm tree, and yam).

Here, we built two data sets of about 1,000 groups of one-to-one orthologous genes for ten species and used nonhomogeneous models of sequence evolution to reconstruct ancestral base compositions.

Unique database characteristics are the hierarchical groups (OGs in different taxonomic levels) and "pure orthologs" (generate groups of one-to-one orthologs without paralogs), which has been introduced only by OMA (indicated as ** in the figure).