Sentence examples for naive group from inspiring English sources

A documentary charting the team's journey to the 2010 World Twenty20 showed a young, naive group of sportsmen travelling abroad for the first time, heads turned by Western dress and personal freedoms.

In Socratic style, he leads the intrepid and presumably naive group expertly through the minefields of philosophical errors and rhetorical ploys – the first half of the book – until they, and we his readers, are judged ready to join him, via a long detour into computer programming, in an assault on his traditional opponents.

There's an impossibly naive group of fans hoping that Walt undergoes some kind of redemption and uses his smarts to rescue Jesse from the bad racist militants, but that has got to be too neat a bow for a show of this towering inhumanity, surely?

6 h immobilization stress produced anxiety-like behavioural in mirror chamber test, raised corticosterone level and oxidative stress (as evidenced by rise in lipid peroxidation, nitrite concentration, depletion of reduced glutathione and catalase activity) significantly as compared to naive group.

Rats in the naive group were water restricted, but not exposed to the maze.

The naive group and the rIRI group served as negative and positive controls, respectively.

Medication effects may have influenced cognitive functioning; it would be methodologically ideal but ethically questionable to include a medication-naive group.

The 'statin-naive' group included patients without prior statins.

The mean age was 79.3 years in the pretreated group and 78.0 years in the treatment-naive group.

Treated patients were significantly less represented in the lowest CD4 category (≤200/ μL) as compared to the ART-naive group (17.1% versus 9%).

The second, called the "drug-naive group", was made up of 13 patients who had never had previous treatment with any antidepressant drugs.