Sentence examples similar to numbered groupings from inspiring English sources

Rather than a number, groupings like "great," "good," "fair" and "poor" should be the only ratings that schools receive.

The two studies where NJR data were used to measure the effect of the size of the femoral head on the failure rate of metal-on-metal hip arthroplasties are unaffected by this because they used even-numbered groupings.

The fourth iteration was chosen as the saturation point as it was the point where the agglomeration schedule and dendrogram had the highest reduction in the number of groupings (from six groups to four groups=reduction of 33%) while retaining at least 5% of the total sample size in each group (ie, n≥11).

Understand that each position indicates ten of the previous group; the digit in that position indicates the number of groupings of ten of that group.

If only a small number of schools were under consideration in an analysis or if a large number of groupings each containing only a very small number of schools had been produced, then the stratification, itself, might be sufficient for actually ranking the specific schools.

Russia is passing new laws on fan violence and attempting to outlaw a number of groupings but it is unclear how serious and effective the crackdown will be.

|  The latest reinstallation of the museum's permanent collection of photography dispenses with the usual sprawling historical survey in favor of a much more manageable number of groupings, series, and sequences.

We consider combinations of alleles or genotypes that result in very large numbers of groupings.

The best-fit number of groupings was evaluated using Δ K by STRUCTURE HARVESTER version 0.6.8 (Earl and von Holdt 2012).

And yet, there are limits to the number of groupings that can be coded in the base representation.

The resulting scatterplot suggests a number of groupings that may represent instars, although the smallest individuals fall very close together and are difficult to separate.