Sentence examples for unimportant groups from inspiring English sources

[12] proposed a group bridge method which not only effectively removes unimportant groups, but also maintains the flexibility of selecting variables within identified groups.

Our ability to synthesize our understanding of this ecosystem to answer basic and applied questions is hampered by the lack of sufficient data for many taxonomic groups, which stems from three main constraints: sampling biases/issues, life-history characteristics of target species, and the lack of trained taxonomists, especially in economically unimportant groups.

The red cards mean that Alonso and Ramos automatically miss the final, unimportant group game next month — and thus start the knockout stage with clean disciplinary slates.

Finally, we emphasise that although pathogenic polymerase EDM cancers form a rare subtype of tumor apparently restricted to the colorectum and endometrium, there is no reason to regard them as an unimportant group.

The fact that they are children is seen as unimportant by the group that imprisons them as the spoils of war.

Hobart isn't saying that the viral aspect is unimportant to the group buying model's success but argues that from a web user's point of view, they are just as likely to send an offer on to their friends if they think it's a great deal regardless of whether the tipping point is set low or high.

Although students might not have agreed on the ideal group size, no comments suggested that the composition of the group is unimportant.

This does not mean that the Federal Council is an unimportant body; as a group it originates most new legislation, and its members, as individuals, direct the major departments of government.

It seems that ants and now even Lichtenstein know that boundaries have meaning and that theoretical erasure of a national border does not mean that group affiliation is unimportant.

In 1985, Williams wrote, "If some populations of species are doing better than others at persistence and reproduction, and if such differences are caused in part by genetic differences, this selection at the population level must play a role in the evolution of the species," while concluding that group selection "is unimportant for the origin an maintenance of adaptation" (Williams 1985, pp. 7 8).

Outside groups are a relatively unimportant factor in most House races, unlike in the Senate.