We will also consider the broader context in which groups experience racial equality and inequality.
She was fascinated by the ways in which groups of people were connected officially and unofficially.
Supporters have organized "collective carries," in which groups have rallied to help to bear Sulkowicz's mattress aloft.
There is also a "common language" in which groups must describe their work.
Health centres, in which groups of general practitioners work have become common.
Alternatively, create a Google document or Wiki in which groups can compile research findings together.
The cluster randomized trial, in which groups rather than individuals are allocated to different interventions, is an increasingly popular design.
How will the EU manage "enhanced co-operation", in which groups of countries forge common policies, while others opt out?
I pointed out that this is one of many cases in which groups that call themselves thinktanks often look and sound more like lobbyists for corporations.
"Peace here in Basilan is so elusive," Mr. Furigay said, adding that poor governance created an environment in which groups like Abu Sayyaf grew.
Long seen as the father of major syndicated finance, in which groups of banks provide one loan, Zombanakis has watched Libor's descent into disrepute and scandal with incredulity.
