Sentence examples for limits of groups from inspiring English sources

The limits of groups (gynaecologist visits per woman) vary by outcome due to different age-groups and varying lacking data in different analyses.

However, generally accepted limits of grouping for volumetry and uni- and bidimensional measurements have been used, if available.

Mathematical models can show the limits of group selection (Maynard Smith, 1964; Wilson, 1975; Levin and Kilmer, 1974; Matessi and Jayakar, 1976).

"Being amenable" is non-open, again because (mathbf{Z }wr mathbf{Z }) is a limit of groups with non-abelian free subgroups (Example B.2). Claim (viii) is a result of [137], and (ix) of [57].

Finally, haplotype C male C79 was initially found in the center of the haplotype C MCP then in the northeastern limit of group BI's MCP and then, as described above with a haplotype A male (C136) (Figure S3).

The organizational limits of some groups are also largely a matter of opinion.

The conversion limits of OH groups determined in dense gels are only slightly larger than those found at critical times.

In several other papers by Ol'shanskii and co-authors, there are several other classes of examples of such Burnside type limits of hyperbolic groups.

The results showed that fatigue limits of both groups were approximately the same; however, scatter of fatigue data was less in the deep cryogenic specimens.

And yet Trump's circle during the campaign was so small that he is fast approaching the limits of the group that could plausibly occupy government posts.

The classification and the taxonomic limits of the group have been modified several times.