The phrase "and generated a group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the action of creating or forming a group as a result of a specific process or event.
Example: "The project was successful and generated a group of dedicated volunteers who were eager to help."
Alternatives: "and formed a group" or "and created a group".
Because of a disproportionately large number of "response" trials in normal control group (i.e. participants with aMCI were much more likely to provide no response), control participant RM scores may have disproportionately benefited from "automatic" 1 RM score awarding on "response" trials and generated an apparent group RM component difference.
To address the question of whether selection by PCA resulted in low chemical redundancy, we selected one representative strain from each of the 7 clustered groups and generated a heat map.
Our results thus provide information to complete and generate a second group in the chlorotoxin family from genus Mesobuthus.
It was developed by the GONO group and generated an objective response in 67% of the patients and a PFS of 10.1 months (Vasile et al, 2009).
Given two snapshots G t f and G t s of the concept network corresponding to two consecutive time duration t f and t s, we generate a group of labeled pairs based on which a training data set can be formed for the proposed supervised link discovery.
Furthermore, if we put (U_{t} = mathit{exp}^{ith}) for h in (M mathcal {A})) and (t in mathbf{R}), then (U_{t}) can be a unitary operator and generate a one-parameter group of ∗-automorphisms on (mathcal {A}).
Through group interactions, focus groups can generate a group synergy that is rarely generated in individual-based interviews [ 28].
The social gathering and interaction provided in FGDs can enhance the likelihood of revealing attitudes, feelings and beliefs, whereas, on the other hand, FGDs help to elicit a multiplicity of views and emotional processes within a group context and generate a huge amount of information in a short period (Kitzinger, 1995; Munodawafa, Gwede, & Mubayira, 1995).
This effect occurs because homocysteine works as a fundamental intermediate of methionine metabolism via a methylation cycle that requires vitamin B12, folate, and vitamin B6, and generates an activated methyl group in S-adenosylmethionine. S-adenosylmethionine works as a methyl group donor in nucleic acid, phospholipid, protein, myelin, and catecholamine methylation reactions.
