Sentence examples for those groupings from inspiring English sources

Using those groupings we observed that one group of Nosema peptides paralleled the pattern of occurrence for IIV (r = 0.90, n = 31, P<0.001) and was present at higher frequency more often in failing and collapsed colonies than in strong colonies (Table 1).

However, examination of those groupings showed that there was overlap between the groups based on clinical measures, especially in the CP subjects, the most complete study.

And what about the constellations (those groupings of stars in the shapes of big ladles and smaller ladles)?

As several Israeli prime ministers before him have learned, those groupings often prove too brittle to survive.

Within those groupings, subject usually unites books within display cases: preoccupations with mountains or bridges or the moon or family life.

A distinction is made by these theorists between the great mass of people and those groupings directly involved or influential with government.

MASAO YAMAMOTO In a departure from the collagelike installations of small, unframed photographs that characterized his previous shows, Yamamoto exhibits a number of comparatively large framed pictures alongside one of those eccentric groupings.

So it made me think about the districts in this city and I started to narrow down the best all of those sonic groupings of tracks that I'd made.

Under half of those we approached participated in R1 of the study, and this proportion was further reduced at R2. Since those who opted in to the survey self-selected the stakeholder group with which they aligned themselves, we have no information about the groupings of those who opted out.

Those who design the groupings of knowledge elements can use them to drive the behavior of the health care professional user.

Tit-for-tat theory suggests that the way group members treat those in other groupings, whether badly or well, is more than likely to be reciprocated.