The phrase "a subset of groups" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific category or division within a larger collection of groups.
Example: "In our research, we focused on a subset of groups that demonstrated unique behavioral patterns."
Alternatives: "a category of groups" or "a division of groups".
This paper attempts to address these problems by focusing on civil society organisations (CSOs) as a subset of groups within the voluntary sector.
A qualitative analysis of a subset of groups reveals that in high need for closure groups only a few participants control the model building process, and final decisions are not based on the model but on simpler tools.
Table representing unique reaction that only occur within a subset of groups 1, 2 and 3 with specific PTs and number of genes found only in that subset.
In contrast, the rare SerRS group (B) is only represented by a subset of groups within the methanogens, including Methanosarcinales and at least one species of Methanomicrobiales, and another subgroup containing Methanococcales, Methanobacteriales, and Methanopyrales.
One can use this graph to find a set of samples of a given size N (by choosing a subset of groups that sum to N), given number of cancer types, and based on level of similarity between groups (by only considering groups that have a similarity within the range of [δmin, δmax]).
Calculations for ATPase6 and ATPase8 were limited to a subset of groups analyzed with the full 1067 bp sequence because the number of variable sites was lower in the specific gene regions, especially in ATPase8, due to the shorter fragment size.
Next, we design the clustered groups algorithm (CGA), which accelerates top-k groups processing for the case where data is clustered by a subset of group-by attributes.
Results were analyzed in two sets: (I) all samples submitted for virtual phenotyping; and (II) a subset of group I for which at least one key IAS resistance mutation [18] was identified.
A subset of group 3 TCs was also tested by Northern blot.
The characteristics of the assays run on a subset of group 3 samples using four different batches of CAGE antigen are summarised in Table 3.
The phyletic pattern of this system suggests that it might have emerged in the proteobacteria-bacteroidetes assemblage (members of the group I bacterial division [ 184]) followed by transfer to a subset of group II lineages such as negativicutes and fusobacteria.
