Sentence examples for present groupings from inspiring English sources

Each of the participating spaces will present groupings of work linked by conversations among individual practices--highlighting the diversity of expression from the School of Art's Photography and Media Program and Art Program.

Tumour grade was not investigated as poor correlation was found between colorectal cancer and main registry databases due to changes in the coding system over time, meaning accurate allocation to present groupings of well, moderate and poor differentiation was impossible.

In anticipation of this, the International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer IASLCcreatedthe the Lung Cancer Staging Project (LCSP) in 1998 to help make revisions of the present stage groupings in an attempt to more accurately reflect the survival of patient subsets and guide appropriate treatment recommendations[ 2 ].

This edition invokes the still life as a device to organize works from across the School, which are in a sense remade as they are presented and re-presented in compositional groupings.

Mr. Brendel's survey of the 32 Beethoven sonatas, now in its third year, has generally presented close chronological groupings.

22 29 As interventions could be classified generally as organisational or patient oriented, results are presented in these groupings.

Factors are presented in four groupings: 1) job characteristics; 2) employer characteristics; 3) job applicant characteristics; and 4) organisational/interview related characteristics.

Two child clinical psychologists then independently classified the diagnoses and presenting problems into groupings based on their clinical expertise and experience.

After presenting results of groupings using the new method we finally discuss the methodology to use for automated grouping and give an appraisal of the results.

In summary, levels of molecular divergence within the P. chusua s.l. group are sufficient to suggest that several species are present, but the molecular groupings do not correspond well with species circumscriptions based on morphology; a detailed and comprehensive revision, integrating molecular, morphological and ecological data, is clearly needed.

The idea being to present information in clustered groupings, rather than a hierarchical list — to add a visual element to aid navigating a complex knowledge base.