The phrase "a group of affected" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collective of individuals who have been impacted by a specific situation or event, but it typically requires additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The report highlighted the concerns raised by a group of affected individuals following the environmental disaster."
Alternatives: "a group of impacted" or "a collective of those affected".
Haplous enables the search of IBD haplotypes in a group of affected individuals determined by the user in a rule-based manner.
This was observed using two distinct subject populations, one of which was a Norwegian cohort, the other a group of affected individuals based on a commercially available product.
There is a group of affected people here that nobody is thinking about.
The Guardian has met with members of a group of affected refugees who represent more than one thousand people whose resettlement has been blocked.
Khan, who is chairman of a group of affected parents, said he would have preferred the executions to have happened in public.
This weekend, a group of affected countries — Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam — are meeting in Thailand to discuss the drought, among other issues.
Two separate offerings are on view now: "A Visual and Spiritual Journey," a group of affecting photographs by Beuford Smith, a photojournalist familiar with the black urban scene, and "Colorama," collage-paintings and drawings by Linda Hiwot, who has a lively feeling for the fantastical.
However, sequencing the entire genome of a large group of affected individuals may still be prohibitively expensive for years to come, and alternative strategies are welcomed.
However, in a group of patients affected by NCFBE, no difference in the presence or absence of gastroesophageal reflux has been found between patients affected or not affected by NTM disease [ 9].
The first GWAS of infectious disease susceptibility was carried out in a group of patients affected with Kawasaki disease [ 20], a self-limiting acute vasculitis mostly affecting children below 5 years of age [ 21].
We served a two-course meal for the Choir With No Name, a group of people affected by homelessness and others on the edges of society.
