Sentence examples for to grouped from inspiring English sources
verb
To put together to form a group.
- Group the dogs by hair colour
These results confirm recent published numerical results on single piles supporting SDOF structures and generalize their findings to grouped piles supporting SDOF and 2DOF structures.
As sub-carriers of different users as interleaved into each other, CFOs generate more MUI in IAS as compared to grouped or generalized allocation schemes.
The fruit bodies of L. subflammeus grow scattered to grouped under conifers or in mixed conifer-hardwood forests near pine and spruce, from August to December.
The fruit bodies of L. fallax grow scattered to grouped together on the ground, or on very rotten conifer logs in alpine areas under standing conifers.
Fruit bodies of Mycena adscendens are found scattered to grouped together in twos or threes on fallen twigs, bark, and woody debris of hardwoods during the spring and autumn; it fruits less frequently on the wood of conifers.
Therefore, predicted functional variants are highly correlated with disease phenotype, which justifies the importance and attests to the feasibility of identifying putative functional variants prior to grouped association analyses.
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He likens the process to group therapy.
Today, North Korea finally agreed to group talks.
