Sentence examples for relating groups from inspiring English sources

Over recent years, our work on the E. coli genome has led us to an appreciation of the pernicious role that gene fusions often play as troublemakers in function assignments and in relating groups of sequence similar proteins [ 9].

In healthcare, the professional divides, 29 30 entrenched subcultures, 31 32 organisational silos, 33 34 isolated cliques, uncommunicative teams, poorly relating groups, and disconnected wards, units and departments 35 36 are often the norm.

The Inparanoid program (15) overcomes this problem by relating groups of proteins in one species to groups of proteins in another one, provided that the intraspecific distances between paralogs are shorter than the interspecific distances between the putative orthologs.

Maybe they've now lumped into art/fashion related groups.

With some exceptions genocide involves closely related groups, not outsiders.

Mr. LeBlond learned he had AIDS in 1990, and became active in the National Catholic AIDS Ministry and related groups.

The Klans and related groups had another resurgence in response to the civil rights movement of the 1960s.

GROUP SEVEN- United Nations: Responsible for examining the role of the United Nations, related groups such as UN peacekeepers, and any UN resolutions regarding the conflict in the region.

It exploded 40 days before Afghanistan's first presidential election, and after warnings from Western and Afghan officials that attacks by the Taliban and related groups were likely.

These regions are now controlled almost entirely by the Taliban or related groups, Paracha said, which are pushing down from the mountains.

Awlaki's operational role was of far less importance for al-Qaida or related groups than his activities as a communicator.