Sentence examples for lines of groups from inspiring English sources

Once lead lines could be heard, jazz guitarists joined horns in the front lines of groups.

"This is liberal activism on the part of the president that's trying to identify people by categories, and he's divided us on the lines of groups...

For subsequent experiments, we selected transgenic lines of groups 33, 44, 63, and 64, which produced some DPA and DTA in addition to EPA and ARA.

In lines of groups 12, 18, 33, 63, and 64 (named EPA group lines), EPA represented about 0.2% of total fatty acids; this level was higher than that observed in other Arabidopsis T2 lines.

The situation is akin to going to a business conference and being allocated to a "blue" or "red" team: you bond with the members of your team, along the lines of "group theory", an offshoot of social psychology.

The 27 BAC clones were then assigned to individual group 1 chromosomes (1A, 1B, and 1D) by PCR mapping using genomic DNA samples extracted from the nulli-tetrasomic (NT) lines of group 1 chromosomes of Chinese Spring (CS) and the markers derived from LMW-GS genes or BAC end sequence information (Table S2).

To discriminate between EMT- and adhesion-associated effects, the adhesion potency and velocity of the PDAC cell lines were compared: the significantly more elongated cell lines of group A showed significantly higher adhesion properties than the more round group B cell lines (P<0.05).

It is obvious that the regression line of group II is much closer to the regression line of group III than to the regression line of group I.

Patient clinical characteristics by line-of-treatment group are summarized in Table  1.

Baseline demographic characteristics of the evaluable patients were similar between patients in either line-of-treatment group (Table  1).

Resonance lines of CyA groups: NH (1) and N CH3 (2) are shown.