Sentence examples for sub groupings from inspiring English sources

tropicalis, A. tigrinum, A. carolinensis) appear at multiple positions in the phylogenetic tree where they are found as an ancestral node to various sub groupings (Fig. 2 and Fig. S2).

However, this study has demonstrated that the students were able to correctly identify the concept of autonomy and some of its sub groupings.

Two "other L" categories ("Other L0'1'2" and "Other L3") were included for haplogroup sub groupings occurring at low frequencies in the Jamaican sample e.g. L2d and L3h.

Outcomes will be divided into clinically relevant sub groupings i.e. falls, use of medications (antipsychotics, sedatives) or prolonged length of stay above the median.

This suggests that relatively little marker information is available to define the sub-grouping within Groups 1 and 2, consistent with the weaker support for these subgroups described above.

To do this we compared the mean and variance between different sub-groupings of samples, grouped at 4 different spatial scales.

It is suggested that software engineers in the open source movement may have sub-groupings which parallel kinship groups such as lineages.

The above data suggest that the Sub-Groupings identified by Structure for Groups 1 and 2 are supported to some extent by prior phenotypic or taxonomic data and the sub-structuring of the wild-dominated Pisum Group 3 makes very good sense in these contexts.

In addition, an algorithm for the sub-grouping of breast carcinoma patients into three sub-groups according to the expression patterns of NGF and HO1 also predicted survival of BRCA patients.

This paper presents a general sub-grouping technique that uses specially designed intersections between sub-groups to eliminate the false alarms caused by fault propagation.

The HAART group was further split into two sub-groupings, i.e. HAART for less and longer than three years, respectively.