Sentence examples for shared across groups from inspiring English sources

Functional brain clusters shared across groups and cognitive states (rest and auditory task) were defined.

To examine the extent to which meaning is shared across groups, therefore, we looked at the commonest assignment in each of the three social groups, for each gesture: how often was that assignment the same in two or three of the groups, and how often was it unique (Table  4).

This is the major mechanism how the atoms from each DP can be shared across groups.

While such networks provide certain opportunities for the group or community, 'structural holes' appear when knowledge held within groups is not shared across groups.

These results and high response rate highlight the utility of the PhenX Toolkit to collect valid phenotypic data that can be shared across groups to facilitate gene/environment studies.

In general, the lack of monophyly for groups in the present analysis is most easily attributed to patchy patterns of gene sharing across groups, for example, as afforded by LGT during evolution.

The comparison between vulnerable groups allowed for the identification of common barriers shared across vulnerable groups that are modifiable through short term public health behaviour change strategies.

Assuming that a causal variant at a GWAS locus is shared across ancestry groups, substantial improvements in the resolution of fine-mapping can be achieved by combining GWAS from different ancestry groups through trans-ethnic meta-analysis, by leveraging differences in the structure of LD between diverse populations [ 32, 33].

Viewed from this evolutionary perspective, our finding that BritAIMs are not unusually differentiated between continental groups is not surprising: selection pressures that have generated allele frequency differences within Britain are unlikely to be shared across continental groups because local cultural and physical environments differ drastically at the continental scale.

One of the world's most eminent scientists was embroiled in an extraordinary row last night after he claimed that black people were less intelligent than white people and the idea that "equal powers of reason" were shared across racial groups was a delusion.

The survey showed that the belief was shared across racial/ethnic groups, too: 43percentt of Asian-Americans, 42percentt of Hispanics, and 19percentt of African-Americans share the opinion".