Sentence examples for surrogate groups from inspiring English sources

In the early 1970s, the British killed Catholics and Protestants and carried out actions, including bombings, using surrogate groups.

"I wouldn't be surprised if there were other, surrogate groups used by his organization as well, since this clearly required large-scale planning".

Preliminary results for the synthesis of two new adenophostin analogues incorporating 3″- and 4″-methylenecarboxylate surrogate groups are presented.

While he is evidently referring to the surrogate groups that actors often form when on a film, the High Wycombe-born Johnson comes from a stable middle-class upbringing.

To ensure long-term programs and wide spatial coverage, it is important to test the reliability of different cost-saving strategies that have been widely evaluated among researchers, such as taxonomic sufficiency, numerical sufficiency and surrogate groups.

The ad makes no mention of the fact that Coleman was not outraged in the least when Republicans and their surrogate groups attacked veterans Max Cleland and John Kerry.

The SFFA generated analysis, via a contracted study by Duke economist Peter S. Arcidiacono, charges systematic discrimination against Asian-American students – who act as a surrogate group to attack affirmative action.

Preferences have been elicited either using the TTO method with patients or a surrogate group [4, 5, 36, 44, 45, 48 50] or SG [7, 8, 13, 20, 35].

It is not known whether the mCRC-related HRQoL of CRC survivors is more representative than those derived from a small surrogate group.

HSUVs have been measured by a surrogate group such as oncology nurses, pharmacists or other health care professionals [20, 36, 48 50].

The plan involved a transfer of $1 million in soft money from the NRCC to the Leadership Forum, a surrogate group set up by House Republican leaders to spend soft money on the 2004 House races in violation of the new law.