Sentence examples for turn group from inspiring English sources

APOEL has the potential to turn Group G on its head if it can snatch a point or three from Porto in Portugal.

A few notes about Wednesday's games: Chelsea has the opportunity to bury Genk and turn Group E into a three-team race, to the surprise of virtually no one.

Inspection of Figure 2 suggests three groups each discussed in turn: Group 1: Frequently seen by participants as an opportunity but along a continuum of challenge.

"It is has helped turn groups against each other in Israel," she says.

The technique centers on chemicals called activators, also known as DNA-binding proteins that turn groups of genes on and off.

The threat is that populism can be used for purely political purposes and to turn groups against one another.

In their turn, groups 1 and 2 were divided into 2 subgroups.

These clusters are in turn grouped into three super-classes corresponding to non-psychotic, psychosis and organic mental illness.

The categories were in turn grouped together, so a network of codes, subcategories and categories was created, each level implying more abstraction from the text.

They are in turn grouped with NPM2 opposed to family members in NPM1 and NPM3 or the insect nucleoplasmin-like proteins.

These codes were in turn grouped into major themes representing reported newborn care practices such as bathing, cord care or breastfeeding initiation.