Sentence examples for most distinct groups from inspiring English sources

And it is desirable that a linker group is allocated to the opposite position of the most distinct groups of the target molecule [26].

Of the three different groups of patients that could be discerned, the first and most distinct (Group I) included the 21 (34%) who exhibited signs and symptoms of psychosis in connection with CAP care and, consequently, received their first definitive diagnosis of psychosis as children.

Clustering of age-related disease groups by gene list similarity (fraction of genes shared vs. total) indicates that cardiovascular disease, metabolic disease, and other age-related trait categories cluster more closely, while cancer and neurodegenerative diseases represent the most distinct group with the least overlap between the two (Fig. 2B).

It was considered relevant to explore the comments from the most distinct response groups identified in the first study and consequently we chose the extreme positive and extreme negative response groups for analyses.

We found that a MKL model with the four most distinct feature groups (Figs. 1 and 2 with an AUC of 0.91) gave better performance than a model with all 10 feature groups (Supplementary Figs. S1 and S2 with an AUC for MKL of 0.85).

According to a DNA survey carried out for the Royal Society and published in 2012 by Peter Donnelly, professor of statistical science at Oxford University and director of the Wellcome Trust genetics centre, Cornish people, along with the Welsh, were found to be among the most genetically distinct groups in Britain.

The southern T. minimus samples are the most genetically distinct group sampled, being most different from the northern T. minimus population (Dxy = 0.024, Da = 0.017; Table  2, Additional file 6: Figure S5).

The DAPC of the empirical data corroborated the lack of structure between Antarctic Peninsula and South Georgia, and, although the number of South Orkney individuals is small, it positioned them as the most genetically distinct group (Fig. 4B).

The Johnsonites were most distinct from other groups in their belief in workers' "self-activity," in which people organize and emancipate themselves.

The most distinct differences between groups were in gastrointestinal-related adverse events, which is consistent with other therapies within the glucagon-like peptide class.

Based on Duncan's inter-class similarity test, the "White forbs" group was also most distinct from other flowering plant groups.