Sentence examples for rejected group from inspiring English sources

The same cannot be said of the rejected group, on the lowest rung on the ladder.

The newspaper's Web site said the network sought to turn the public against the military and the police, "to enable a popularly rejected group to control the lives of the Egyptian people".

The handful of polls conducted on the matter turn in the same chilling numbers again and again: asked how bothered they'd be by a member of their family coming out, a staggering 48% of Romanians rate the notion as extremely upsetting -- it's no surprise then that, more than any other minority, LGBT people are the most rejected group in Romania.

Type I errors lead to the over-estimation of the applicant's future performance, i.e. the selected applicant will perform on the same level or below the average of the rejected group.

LHWs modified their suggestions based on patients' experience; for example one LHW devised a home-based exercise programme after a patient rejected group exercise.

This farmer rejected group treatment as " It's a principle!" In his experience, if the clinical diarrhea did not affect the general condition of the weaners they would recover without treatment.

The results show that the error rates within approved and rejected groups are between 26% and 48%, whereby again the extent of type II errors exceeds the extent of type I errors in both programme.

Both the AU and parametric bootstrap tests strongly rejected grouping of the three netrin subfamilies or the grouping of any of the three possible pairs (see table 2).

One of our guiding principle was to look for these locally rejected grouping and to try to promote a way to think more assymetrically about phylogeny without taking the verificationist shortcut, as the only answer of a phylogenetic analysis.

The only way to recover the simplicity is by cleaning up the mess that was made by falsely rejecting group selection in the 1960's.

We reject grouping δ- and ε-Proteobacteria into a clade as in GenBank's taxonomy, because such a grouping had zero support out of 100 trials.