The uprising seemed more organic than organized — groups of a few dozen merging into groups of a few hundred, converging on lines of helmeted riot police officers, chanting "Death to the dictator!" But in Isfahan the police response seemed far tougher.
To get closer to the cost-matrix scheme claimed by the InEK, cost categories have to be merged into groups (see the cost-matrix in Figure 3), in which the cost categories of costs on indirect cost-centers switch to medical and non-medical infrastructure.
Motifs identified in different libraries and genomic regions were manually merged into groups based on sequence homology.
The former groups 21 and 24 had been merged into groups 16 and 8, and the former groups 22 and 23 corresponded to the present groups 21 and 22, respectively.
After randomisation, but before the study began, the two intervention groups were merged into Group 2 to enhance sample size and statistical power.
However, it has been observed that the majority of hospitals do not record the specific ICD code but merge into a group of ICD codes for Tuberculosis.
As already mentioned in [ 16] it is likely that linkage group 8 and linkage group 22, both corresponding to RH group 2, will merge into a single group.
Certainty group levels 1 and 2 were merged into one group (certain) and group levels 4 and 5 into another group (insufficient information).
ITV did merge into three big groups in the mid 1990s – Granada, Carlton and United News & Media.
Efforts to restore G.F.T. to profitability have been hampered by the industry rush to merge into ever-larger groups with stables of in-house brands, including design, production and distribution systems.
If a new line of clothes is condemned by the critics, part of the fickleness of fashion, the company's share price will dive.Should Italians follow the French example and merge into multi-brand groups?
