Sentence examples for relative grouping from inspiring English sources

Firstly, the relative grouping variables and pointers of all nodes are set to null.

It does not rely on a centralized server to deploy the relative grouping parameters in advance.

On the comparative data front, Boler says they are working on providing users with "some relative grouping for women similar to themselves" — provided they can do this in a way that remains "motivational".

Within the single households with child(ren), the largest relative grouping (26.1%) is the income class €1500 €200000, while couples have the biggest share (25.1%) in the income class of €2600 €360000 and couples without children have the highest share (24.9%) in the income group of €2600 €360000.

As seen in Fig. 7, this did not modify the relative grouping of infected DLNs, as all DLNs from mice infected with Y. pestis segregated in group 1 or 3, while all DLNs but one from mice infected with Y. pseudotuberculosis clustered in group 1 or 2. Therefore, the bacterial load does not appear to influence the type of lesions, which is strictly associated with the species type.

The relative grouping of the major subtypes is conserved in almost all trees with the δ- and ζ-tubulins forming a group closest related to the ε-tubulins, and the α- and β-tubulins forming a supergroup.

A dynamic power landscape emerges from relative group positions.

Household specialization decisions of immigrant sub-populations whose marriage decision depends on their communities' relative group size are estimated.

Second, cross-assignment discrimination depends upon productivity and labour supply differences between the two worker groups, labour market structure, and the interaction between relative group productivity and prejudice.

These polices are meant to address whites' perceived decline in relative group esteem and worth.

The patient group had a higher proportion of males (41 vs. 21) than the relative group (13 vs. 26) and the control group (17 vs. 21).