Sentence examples for mixed groups were from inspiring English sources

Large mixed groups were taken on adventurous holidays to what to us were exotic places: a remote Snowdonian farmhouse; a downtown youth centre in Rotterdam where we were looked after by young Dutch people; St John's in the Vale, where we discovered the Lake District; a grand country house in Kent belonging to a Stacey relative where we slept in barns; and even a week in Paris.

Among the mixed groups were an all-Muslim group and one all-Christian group.

The attendants of the mixed groups were: six experienced GPs, nineteen communication trainers (eight experienced GPs, eleven behavioural scientists), seven GP trainees and four medical students.

Separate groups for men and women were held in Grozny, whereas both gender-specific and mixed groups were formed in Kitchanga.

Gender diversity within exercise groups seemed to be linked to homogeneity in origin: participants in the mixed groups were of Dutch origin, usually consisting of (married) couples.

The results suggest that all ethnic groups except White Irish and Mixed groups were less likely to consent than British/Irish White (see Additional file 3).

Collaboration in culturally mixed groups is less than optimal and may require extra facilitation.

It has long been known that mixed groups are better at problem solving than like-minded ones.

Factor structure, reliability and validity of mixed groups are evidence of a successful cross-cultural adaptation of the Sport Imagery Questionnaire to Brazil.

However, the sensitivity of the full model in absolute terms for Black, Chinese/Other and Mixed groups is low.

Such mixed groups are unlikely to show many consistent characteristics across a wide age range, gender and differing social circumstances.