Sentence examples for that groupings from inspiring English sources

He said that groupings of these smaller countries would be in a better position to exert pressure on more developed countries and have their problems heard.

Generally this required that groupings be "monophyletic," or based solely on shared evolutionary history, though exceptions could occur and were allowed.

American antitrust prosecutors have successfully argued that groupings of international companies are subject to American rules prohibiting collusive agreements to set prices even if only one member of the cartel sells products in this country.

It is understood that groupings are not independent; i.e., precision (recall) obtained by comparing Analyst-1 to Analyst-2 equals recall (precision) of Analyst-2 to Analyst-1.

This work proves that groupings already present in the MedDRA SSCs (e.g. the haemorrhage SSC) may be retrieved using classification in SNOMED CT.

In addition, when we analyzed PCBs using the classification of Wolff et al. (1997), we found that groupings of both estrogenic PCBs and antiestrogenic PCBs showed low-dose effects.

The variation within groups (ΦSC) is also reduced for the BAPS groups (ΦSC, 0.00) indicating that these groupings contain less variation than occurs within geographic regions (ΦSC, 0.15).

Patients of African and Caribbean ethnicity were grouped together to form the Black subgroup, though we recognise that these groupings may conceal underlying heterogeneity.

At this stage, the analysis has shown that our groupings are compatible with qualitative tourism features, in the sense that RET groups were associated with specific qualitative features of the tourism business.

Advertisers, he said, prefer big buckets that contain groupings of generally related occupations.

Sure enough, psychological studies have confirmed that human groupings naturally tail off at around 150 people: the "Dunbar number," as it is known.