Sentence examples for important groupings from inspiring English sources

Although people who post on social media may not always represent a company's typical customer, patterns of emotions can suggest important groupings of relationships and trends within them.

Consisting of 53 oil paintings, 10 watercolors, and one bronze, it is known as the Hogg Brothers Collection, and is "one of the most important groupings of Western paintings on display in an American museum", according to Hogg biographer Neely.

By examining the scores and the loadings important groupings in the data can be identified and explained.

The most important atomic groupings that contain such reactive polar bonds are also able to generate functional groups.

Jambiyyas are unsheathed and brandished above the head when dancing. 10 Tribal politics: The most important tribal groupings are the Hashid and the Bakil.

The two front runners – the State of Law and Iraqiya – will look for coalition partners among the other two important political groupings.

7 Furthermore, similar context factors are important for certain groupings of QI (eg, the groupings proposed by Shojania et al 40).

It seemed poignant that South Korea — in 1998 the recipient of the I.M.F.'s overdoses of financial purgatives — is currently chair of the Group of 20, which has emerged from the Western financial crisis as the most important of global groupings.

As a means of identity, it's important because these groupings help us, individually and collectively, to determine a sense of culture, beliefs or preferences.

Sheet three summarises the GO terms that are significant discriminators of important clinical sample groupings within the Tomlins and Ramaswamy datasets.

First, we explicitly chose to measure inequalities by groups (wealth, education and caste) as we deem the social, political and historical significance of such groupings important.