Sentence examples for intermediate groups from inspiring English sources

The old distinctions between upper, middle and working class no longer hold true, necessitating a range of new intermediate groups that reflect the reality of social mobility for an enlarged lower-to-upper-middle class.

Their conclusion that it could, as well as the fact that its teeth were smaller than those of apes and many other subsequent hominids, persuaded Dr. Senut and Dr. Pickford that Orrorin stood on a direct line leading to modern humans, bypassing intermediate groups such as Australopithecus afarensis, best known by the 3.2 million-year-old Lucy skeleton found in Ethiopia in 1974.

We interpreted these reports conservatively, assuming the intermediate groups actually managed 80%and50%0% respectively, and that the "could-do-nothing" group probably achieved 25%.

The index of dissimilarity is large, when large parts of the population are in low and high socioeconomic groups and there are few people in intermediate groups [32].

In the PerGroup scheme, all the CSI is assumed to be known at the source (or in the K corresponding relays in the first cluster of the intermediate groups).

Heart was particularly sensitive, with pigs in the intermediate groups having different ARA (A2, 18.6±0.7%; A3, 19.4±1.0%) and a 0.17% increase in dietary ARA resulted in a 0.84% increase in heart ARA.

Two different models are proposed, the former maximizes the company's profit with respect to customers' priorities on quality and price; the latter is a bi-objective programming, which consider two extreme customer groups: for one group quality has the highest priority and for the other price; the intermediate groups falls between these two.

"Society through non-governmental organizations and intermediate groups must put pressure on governments...Unless citizens control political power -- national, regional, and municipal -- it will not be possible to control damage to the environment".

However, some taxonomists believe it is premature to suggest higher levels of classification such as order and recommend a bottom-up approach that identifies genera and then groups these into intermediate groups.

Hence some brachiopod taxonomists believe it is premature to define higher levels of classification such as order, and recommend instead a bottom-up approach that identifies genera and then groups these into intermediate groups.

In contrast, dose escalation had a much weaker effect on the response to cytarabine in patients that harbour wild type RAS (intermediate groups [26]).