Sentence examples for important groups which from inspiring English sources

Gazidis said: "I am delighted to be joining these important groups which are hugely influential in the future direction of the game in Europe.

But I left out one important group which is convinced that a rethink has to happen – the country's amateur orchestras, chamber groups and bands.

We investigated clusters containing at least one Patient Administration system (PAS) record, a clinically and epidemiologically important group which represents an important test of the linkage system, as it includes inpatient visits and large numbers of laboratory and other records.

Uncertainty still persists pertaining to the early evolution of the Bilateria; an important group which includes all extant animals with the exclusion of the sponges, the Placozoa, the Cnidaria, and the Ctenophora (see, e.g., Nielsen 2001; Dunn et al. 2008; Hejnol et al. 2009; Philippe et al. 2009; Sperling et al. 2009).

The magenta circles highlight two important hydroxyl groups which are absent in BAF30 derivatives.

Poses which generate a relatively high support moment may be thought of as good "comprehensive" asanas because they simultaneously target 3 functionally important muscle groups which prevent collapse of the center of mass during standing and walking the hip extensors, knee extensors, and ankle plantar-flexors [ 13].

The sociometer approach to understanding self-esteem presents that people's feelings of self-worth serve as a barometer for how relationally-valued they are in the important groups to which they belong.

A large number of attributes were considered either important or very important by both groups which is not surprising given that the attributes were derived from a combination of the day one competences and University of Edinburgh graduate attributes statements (Table 2).

Differences were found for the item "Pregnancy is possible", which was assessed as much more important by physicians as compared to patients; however, this item was not particularly important in both groups, which implicates that the different assessments of relevance are both in the lower range of importance.

Even when the endogenous iron concentration is low, the magnetic collection and carbonation of MNPs are still important because the groups which might bind with ferric ions should be cleared before colorization.

Ethnic differences in reported general health in particular suggest that there are important differences between groups which must be fully understood when attempting to explain health inequalities in adolescents.