Sentence examples for overall groupings from inspiring English sources

At a minimum this could be the four overall groupings shown in Table  4.

These overall groupings confirm the strong homologies between new DENN-like proteins found with HHpred, and suggest that C9ORF72 is as divergent from FLCN as FLCN is from DENN.

To test the results of hierarchical clustering, we have also applied k-means clustering and level-set clustering on the raw similarity matrix in Fig. 4. The resulting ordering of the drugs and conditions change in detail, but the overall groupings and block-diagonal structure of the reordered similarity matrix remain nearly the same.

Alternatively the more detailed groupings in Additional file 2 could be used, and then the database operator could add the overall grouping level.

Conversely, the phylogenetic trees obtained (data not shown) showed overall weak groupings and no evident relationships.

Brier score for T, N, and overall stage groupings showed no significant improvement from the 6th to the 7th edition.> -wrap-foot> For concordance, higher is better.

The clades resolved by two independent methods (MCL clustering and phylogenetic classification) are largely congruent, indicating robustness of the overall family groupings.

Independently, an analysis of 10,660 SCLC patients from the California Cancer Registry confirmed the prognostic value of the T and N classifiers, as well as the overall stage I IV groupings.

16 Recently, there has been a move towards domain, or global, marking schemes (awarding overall marks to groupings of items) rather than itemised checklists, the suggestion being that checklists may reward thoroughness rather than competence and work better for novices than for experts.

By using information on the total population, and being sensitive to the size and distribution of the population along socioeconomic groupings, an overall indicator (say, GNP) can be transformed into a measure of inequality.

We note that our phylogenetic question is less problematic than their model, with fewer taxa overall and some unquestioned groupings (such as the monophyly of clades A, B, C, and D).