Sentence examples for joint groups of from inspiring English sources

"Joint Groups" of Scout and Guide units meeting separately in the same headquarters and operating under the same support structure are recognized and encouraged by both associations.

The arrest orders for the Peruvians deal indirectly with the June 1980 abductions of four leftist rebels, called Montoneros, in Lima by a joint group of security agents loyal to General Morales Bermudez and members of Argentina's military police.

A mining pool is a joint group of cryptocurrency miners who combine their computational resources over a network.

The conducted researches show that comparison of indices of circulation of Dzerdzeyevskiy with river runoff is possible only with joint grouping of ECM, i.e. there group influence take place.

A joint group of experts presently assisting IPCC in the preparation of the forthcoming report concluded that in the industrial era (1750 to 2005), direct radiative forcing of atmospheric black carbon would be twice as high than previously believed (+0.71 W·m−2,[53]).

Co-founder (1997) of the Video Quality Expert Group (VQEG), a joint group of T and R Sector experts of ITU, aiming at the promotion of new metrics for the objective video quality assessment, he lead the group to the first world wide international standard of objective quality metric for digital TV (ITU-R Recommendation BT-1683).

His latest confession was announced today by a joint group of police and attorneys.

The differences among samples observed in the heterogeneity tests for some SNPs can also make it difficult to perform and interpret a study with a joint group of individuals from different origin.

Wilcoxon's signed rank test showed a highly significant difference comparing the joint group of goiters and benign tumors with malignant tumors (p = 0.0009).

Significantly higher serum FSH was measured for the carriers of the GG genotype (3.37 ± 1.79 IU/l) compared with heterozygotes (2.84 ± 1.54 IU/l; Mann–Whitney U-test P = 0.0005), the joint group of T-allele carriers (GT+TT, n = 131; 2.78 ± 1.51 IU/l, P = 0.000502) and more remarkably compared with TT homozygotes (2.02 ± 0.81 IU/l; P = 0.031).

Each subject was classified according to the most severe grade within a given joint group for each of the radiographic findings (K/L grade, osteophytes or joint space narrowing).