Sentence examples for obvious grouping from inspiring English sources

The most obvious grouping is by global area (e.g. U.S., Europe, Canada, Australasia).

The most obvious grouping was between electrodes that responded primarily to obstruents versus those that responded mainly to sonorants.

Likewise, the "shape"'s outline is composed of straight lines and curves as is the case with the more obvious grouping.

These differences in the solutions do not suggest an obvious grouping of the models based on their ocean model lineage, their vertical coordinate representations, or surface salinity restoring strengths.

In the PS81 case, those three words (aggregation, fractal, growth) as mentioned above were grouped together for the entire sampling period (Figure 3c), whereas for the SS98 case, the top four words (social, capital, knowledge, management) show no obvious grouping (Figure 3b).

Generally, no obvious grouping of the species within a tribe could be observed based on PPG morphology.

The first and most obvious group of lawyers who can use the reverse MM theorem are academics who study transactional structures.

We don't feel empathetic towards groups of people – even fairly obvious groups such as unemployed young people, who we tend to blame for their situation.

The first four, as he defined them, are obvious groups and generally recognized; the last two incorporate about seven of Aristotle's groups.

The most obvious group is women, where Trump lags far, far behind Hillary Clinton: 34% to 57% according to the latest CNN survey.

Drug addicts, political activists, gays and even Ukrainian priests — all censured by either the government or the Russian Orthodox Church — are among the most obvious groups fearing life under a far less tolerant government.