Sentence examples for obvious groupings from inspiring English sources

Many deride attempts to reconstruct the family tree of languages beyond the most obvious groupings like the Romance languages and Indo-European.

Although there are some sample clusters based on type (Lost lake core sediments = open circles, air-exposed mill tailings = open triangles), fewer replicates were available and only 2 obvious groupings are apparent within this dataset.

The PCA plots generated by using the corrected data showed no obvious groupings, so we used these data for further analyses.

Lexical associations (i.e. auscultated, palpated, history or symptom, etc) included in many of the concept strings helped guide some of the obvious groupings.

For some RBIP markers these scoring parameters were adjusted to fit obvious groupings of germplasm subsets in the plotted fluorescence intensities [see individual marker plotted scores in the Germinate database; [ 22, 23] and in a few cases parallel gel-based scoring of the PCR products were used to 'train' the above scoring parameters (see below).

Beyond these obvious groupings, the trees made with different methods appeared to differ substantially in terms of the relative contributions of phylogenetic relationships and similarities in gene repertoires caused by similar life styles and horizontal gene transfer to the tree topology.

Visual analysis revealed several obvious subfamily groupings with each group sharing distinct features, including indels and sequence differences.

A pair of genes, instead of more, was used because it was the most simple choice and least likely to miss obvious, broad groupings of samples.

Previous work has shown that these sets can include non-obvious groups of reactions and differ from groupings of reactions based on structural analyses of network topology [ 53, 54].

When a government is weak, it's obvious that small – even tiny – groupings inside and outside the main parties gain monstrous leverage.

For a start, as in continental Europe, neo-fascist parties faced loose, single-issue groupings without fascist baggage but with an obvious racist agenda (one of the UK Independence Party's key slogans is that Britain is "full up").