Sentence examples for more groups got from inspiring English sources

More groups got more money than ever before.

One group of 10 mice got a 2 Gray (Gy) dose of gamma radiation (equivalent to a daily therapeutic dose for a cancer patient); another group received 2 Gy of proton radiation (what an astronaut on the moon might experience during a solar flare); and two more groups got 2 Gy of either ion or carbon radiation (about twice the dose an astronaut would get during a 2-and-a-half year Mars mission).

The growth data support a beneficial effect of OPV0 rather than a negative effect of VAS since the differences in growth between the two groups gradually disappeared as more children in both groups got OPV1 scheduled to be given at 6 weeks of age.

As human groups got bigger, more social tolerance is what they had to have.

Patients in the two acupuncture groups got a more remarkable reduction in HAMD and SDS scores compared with those in the medicine only group, especially in the somatic factor scores.

It is exciting to imagine a more diverse group getting in on the game: perhaps the personal, political, and social interests of this power will look different from the interests of the élite that came before.

"As groups get more globalized and westernized, they start eating foods like us," Rozin says.

Such groups get more financing from the Parliament and also get to head the most influential committees.

Politicians want to cash in on "primordial ties" to garner votes, he said, so after every election these groups get more powerful.

Waldfogel's research shows many situations in which larger groups get more satisfaction from markets.

The 34 institutions owned by the city or situated on city land that make up the Cultural Institutions Group now get 85percentthethe more than 500 smaller arts groups get 15percentt.