Sentence examples for groups of origin from inspiring English sources

Yet, by chest condition (stained; Palagi et al., unpublished data), we can infer that out-group males were probably high ranking individuals in their groups of origin.

The mating groups remained closed with female replacements coming from within the group, but rams were not permitted to mate in their groups of origin.

Baseline A1C in the diabetic groups of ORIGIN was 6.55% on the average; on the contrary, the median baseline A1C value was 8.7% (72 mmol/mol) (interquartile range 8.47 8.86%) (69 73 mmol/mol) in the 43 arms of RCTs (3).

These approaches are based on reference samples that are grouped into populations or other aggregates and intend to identify the most likely group of origin.

Those sites were selected to reflect differing patterns of residential concentration (cf. Ahmad, 2003), local economies, and region/social group of origin.

The small sample investigated by light microscopy showed a similar and slightly higher CV (2.1) and SK (4.9) than was identified by activity measurements on the sample group of origin (CV of 1.3 and SK of 4.0; Table 4).

Samples were identified by group of origin, but the identity of the individual from which the sample was obtained was not always known.

By comparing the proportion of informative SNP by group of origin it is clear that the BAC, Draft, and Interbreed SNP had lower MAF than the HapMap and RRL SNP (Figure 4).

Our study population is presented in Table  1, which gives the total number of women by three very broad country-groups of origin.

Utilization rates were estimated by group of origin.

HPV infection is common in esophageal carcinoma independent of region and ethnic group of origin.