Sentence examples for many groupings from inspiring English sources

The phylogenetic analyses of the A-type flavoprotein strongly indicate that the fprA gene has been distributed between the prokaryotic groups via LGT, rather than by vertical inheritance, since many groupings of unrelated prokaryotic taxa are observed and supported by strong support values from both analyses.

It is hard to separate Englishness from Britishness, partly because we belong to so many groupings.

In fact, there are many groupings of bacteria that are not supported by RNA sequence analysis.

— Bassem Sabry باسم (@Bassem_Sabry) 2 Jul 13 4- There are also many groupings of anti Morsi protesters around Cairo, protesting in the streets in front of shops and clubs and so forth.

Moreover, that many groupings do not show sophisticated specialization and are characterized by substantial levels of internal conflict [ 9, 10], suggests that incomplete multicellularity may be a frequent outcome.

Posterior probabilities and bootstrap proportions of many groupings within Nematini are low, but because these uncertainties concern mainly relationships among strongly supported middle-level clades, they have only minor importance for the conclusions below.

While, yes, drug offenders do get the short end of the stick, and more reforms are necessary for this population, the larger issue is that of draconian federal sentencing statutes which cut across many different groupings of crime; groupings not restricted to federal drug offenses.

Unlike many international groupings, this group does not plan to establish any institutional machinery to monitor progress or penalize laggards.

While the many positional groupings of rugby do not allow for statistical comparisons, the hooker positional grouping accounted for the highest proportion of all ASCIs (38%) in the present study, which is alarming considering the small proportion (7%, n=1 of 15) that this position represents in a traditional 15-man starting line-up.

In many social groupings, especially in large cities, using cannabis has already become more or less normal behaviour.

Suad al-Radhi, 85, said Iraqi society was too diverse, with many religious groupings -- Sunni, Shiite, Christian -- for any one to take over.