Sentence examples for system for group from inspiring English sources

A full genome genotyping classification system for group A rotaviruses based on the open reading frame (ORF) of each gene has been established: Gx-P[x]-Ix-Rx-Cx-Mx-Ax-Nx-Tx-Ex-Hx (Matthijnssens et al. 2011).

"Twenty Five Cent Dinners" and "Family Living on $500.00 a Year," which was one of the first books to suggest a co‐op marketing system for groups of families.

To externally validate EPICON, a computerized system for grouping diagnoses from EMRs in general practice into episodes of care.

The church networks also provide a ready-made system for groups like the Christian Coalition to distribute scorecards that rate candidates on issues ranging from missile defense to tax cuts to financing for the National Endowment for the Arts, as well as abortion.

This would come on top of some of Cameron's other demands that are believed to have been secured already, including a red card system for groups of national parliaments to block EU laws and protections for non-eurozone countries.

Smith is applying this work to the development of a generalized community platform for Microsoft, providing a web based system for groups of all sizes to discuss and publish their material to the web.

In this paper we propose a Decision Support System for groups of people where each user delegates to an agent that represents her preferences and argues with other agents to obtain the best alternative for the whole group.

And Facebook's mobile clients don't have a good notification system for Groups.

A series of tools were created that include: a decision tree, a system for grouping exposures, and a graphical tool (the MCR-HI plot).

Google has spent a lot of time and energy working on what they believe to be the correct system for grouping people together for the purpose of sharing content online.

21 The following were used as general comorbidity summary variables: 1) the Charlson Comorbidity Index as an estimate of the patient's severity; 24 and 2) the individual case-mix index, obtained from the Adjusted Clinical Groups (ACG), a system for grouping patients according to resource consumption (iso-resource groups).