Sentence examples for more specific groups from inspiring English sources

Each country has identified more specific groups of disadvantaged students.

With sales steady, future models are likely to be aimed at more specific groups.

"We can target more specific groups; I'm going to hire people to market across the country".

Four more specific groups each with smaller numbers of genes were found as well.

However, this might have diluted the effect of more specific groups of anomalies.

There were indications from the individual studies included that more specific groups of patients might benefit to a greater extent from participation in an additional supervised exercise programme.

The newly updated tree provides more specific grouping, most likely due to the better current annotation of the GH43 genes, as biochemical data have been reported for all proposed five phylogenetic groups after the previous tree was published.

Our findings are based on a smaller sample of studies and on a more specific group of programme participants than the meta-analyses of Kluve ([2010]) and Card et al. ([2010]) but point in a similar direction.

A more specific group, it turns out, has a more particular fantasy -- dancing through it, backwards.

Overall, the training topics were good, but there needed to be a better balance between knowledge/attitude change and skills building, and there was a need for more specific group counseling techniques for children.

The current study obtains typicality data from a population which is varied for age, gender, and educational background, as some earlier studies have tended to collect data from a more specific group (e.g., psychology undergraduate students).