Sentence examples for groups which represented from inspiring English sources

The three bleaching groups showed an increase in COF and scratch depth after bleaching, especially the 12HP and 15CP groups, which represented a reduction of wear resistance properties.

We recruited research participants from four groups, which represented clinicians, nursing/ancillary staff, administrators and patients.

Supervised hierarchical cluster analysis, wherein patients were categorized as responders and non-responders based on ΔDAS28, categorized these 124 genes into five groups, which represented different biological themes.

After 45 days post- inoculation (dpi), ninety plantlets of each treatment were totally harvested and randomly divided into three groups, which represented three biological replicates.

The beneficiaries would include watershed coalition groups, which represent partnerships between clean-water activists and state environmental agencies.

Under Nkurunziza, Burundi's Tutsi and Hutu groups – which represent 14%and85%5% of the country respectively – have come together and the former divisions have been largely overcome.

These groups – which represent everyone from blacksmiths and farmers to female handicraft-makers and potters – act in a similar way to a union, or trade association.

Analysts do not expect Mr. Abe to make any concerted push that would alienate farming and construction groups, which represent heavily insular industries opposed to any free trade pacts.

Two groups, which represent community pharmacists and chain drugstores that have strenuously objected to the combination, filed a lawsuit last week seeking to block the merger.

Ms. Koenig's group -- one of the academy's 26 so-called peer groups, which represent different segments of the industry -- grappled most directly with the issues over reality programming awards.

Based on the factor loadings, the five factors are divided into two groups, which represent two important geochemical processes controlling the regional hydrochemistry.