Sentence examples for thin groups from inspiring English sources

Control, or NPCD cells, displayed thin groups of actin filaments that appeared to underlay each PM.

The rod-shaped microglia could be found as individual cells (Fig.  7b), or as long and thin groups of cells that may have fused (Fig.  7b and c and Fig.  8).

But the 10 finalists are not only a stunning (and preternaturally tall and thin) group, they also know their reality-show cues.

From a generally thin group, their most highly regarded outfield prospects — like Brandon Nimmo, 19, and Cory Vaughn, 23 — are still considered far from being ready for the majors.

For the thin group alone, data were evaluated with a t-test.

The costly Russian variety was a favorite with the never-too-rich-never-too-thin group of the 50's and 60's.

The backbone of the clientele, however, is a rapidly thinning group of crusty old men, predominantly Irish, who have been drinking there since they were youths and now have a proprietary feeling toward the place.

The fabled McSorley's saloon, as Mitchell described it, is "stubbornly illuminated with a pair of gas lamps, which flicker fitfully," and inhabited by a "rapidly thinning" group of old Irish men who've been drinking there since their youth.

Results: Patients operated on by the senior surgeon (Bob L. Shull) were thinner (group 1 vs group 2: 25.8 kg/m2 vs 27.1 kg/m2; P =.014), more often had prior prolapse or incontinence procedures (55% vs 33%; P <.001), and required shorter operating times (124 minutes vs 140 minutes; P =.002).

Variation in the values of these parameters is observed to be high in the thin MSAF group as compared to other groups.

In the current study, peak seat-interface pressure was highest in the thin elderly group, which had the lowest BMI levels of any of the 4 groups.