Sentence examples for more mixed groups from inspiring English sources
If such groups did not exist, one or more mixed groups with store or finishing cattle closest to sale or slaughter were sampled.
Its young passengers were a more mixed group.
The sample of residents was a convenience sample from nursing homes, and the most preferable study group would have been a more mixed group.
The most preferable study group would have been a more mixed group, for example, one that included healthy, home-dwelling people and residents from different care settings of different ages and with different medical diagnoses.
Women interviewed here may not have been representative of other pregnant women in this locality; however midwives' perspectives were based on a more mixed client group and presenting the two alongside one another raises a number of issues for discussion.
Over 250 industry groups signed onto a letter on Monday calling for a quick resolution to the stalemate, departing from the more mixed prescriptions business groups have given during past budget battles.
The population is denser, more mixed with other groups, and more assimilated in the southern areas, and Russianization is increasing among the younger generation.
Evidence on social transformation was more mixed, with community groups found to be effective only in some settings.
Other more detailed studies in mixed groups of critically ill patients designed to test if the ScvO2 measurements could substitute the SvO2 showed problematically large confidence limits [ 6] and poor correlation between the two values [ 7].
Other, more detailed studies in mixed groups of critically ill patients designed to test whether the ScvO2 measurements could substitute for SvO2 demonstrated problematic large confidence limits [ 26] and poor correlation between the two values [ 27].
The reason for separating the focus groups by gender was to create more homogeneous groups, since the flow of an interview was expected to be smoother in more homogenous groups compared to mixed groups [ 29].
