The phrase "a component of group" is not correct in English.
It should be "a component of a group." You can use it when referring to an element or part that belongs to a specific group or category.
Example: "Each member of the team is a vital component of a group that strives for success."
Alternatives: "an element of a group" or "a part of a group."
Although shamans and Daoist priests occasionally experience private ecstasies, they are primarily professional ecstatics whose mysticism is a component of group religious activities.
However, there is a counter argument due to D.S. Wilson (1977, 1980), who maintains that weak altruism cannot evolve by individual selection alone; a component of group selection is needed.
Our initial structure-generation task generated molecules that could contain up to four hydroxyl groups, but -OH groups are also a component of carboxyl groups.
It is important to bear in mind that this assessment process lets students reflect on their own role as a component of the group through comparing their actions with the actions of their peers, so it enriches their learning processes by helping them understand the role of their peers.
Group dynamics theory is used because group cohesion - a central component of group dynamics, is associated with greater adherence to physical activity [ 20].
Hence, when the arrest of endosperm development is released by the mutation of FIE, a component of the Polycomb group complex, we observed at least a partial rescue of the paternally conferred fbl17 seed abortion phenotype.
Seed abortion can, however, be overcome by mutations in FIE, a component of the Polycomb group complex, overall resembling loss-of-function mutations in the A. thaliana cyclin-dependent kinase CDKA 1.
Effective nutrition therapy interventions may be a component of a comprehensive group diabetes education program or an individualized session (14, 29– 38, 40– 44, 45, 45).
This is a simplification, and polygynous groups can take multiple forms, but the single male multifemale organization is a component of most such groups.
Group interaction is a key component of group-based learning.
