The phrase "a group consisted" is not correct in standard English.
It should be followed by "of" to indicate what the group is made up of, such as "a group consisted of."
Example: "A group consisted of five members who all shared a passion for environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "a group was made up of" or "a group included".
Control A group consisted of ten female and ten male patients who had no orthognathic surgery experience and low aesthetic score (≤10).
A group consisted of women with similar EDDs and their partners.
The results with a group consisted of only female patients are worse compared to those with a group consisted of both sexes because women have higher risk of CINV.
Kim et al [ 33] assessed NT-proBNP levels in a group consisted of 130 diabetic patients referred for echocardiography, finding that in diastolic dysfunction were significantly higher than normal group (1491.1 pg/mL versus 232.3 pg/mL, P = 0.01), even though there was no difference in ejection fraction (EF) (61.2+/-7.9% versus 60+/-8.4 60+/-8.4773).
There will also be music from the Enterprise Blues Band, a group consisting of Star Trek actors.
At the heart of Rajaratnam's informant network was a group consisting largely of Indian-born businessmen.
A group consisting largely of second stringers will meet in the Arkansas Derby at Oaklawn Park, where the Tampa Bay Derby winner Region of Merit may be a slight favorite.
For example, a group consisting of firefighters or employees of a recently robbed bank was typical, although it was also used for individual survivors.
The New York City Partnership is a group consisting largely of prominent businessmen, and it's scarcely surprising that its leader sees prosperity around the corner..
Eight months later she returned, eventually forming the Tent, a group consisting of improvisers familiar with her free-flowing yet disciplined musical ideals.
