Sentence examples for divided into individual subgroups from inspiring English sources

Boy Scout units, or troops, are divided into individual subgroups, or patrols, and hold regular meetings.

Divide into individual serving bowls.

Individual participants were divided into six subgroups of 30 individuals according to their gestational weeks: class A (9w ~ 12w), class B (13w ~ 16w), class C (17w ~ 20w), class D (21w ~ 24w), class E (25w ~ 28w), and class F (29w ~ 40w).

Finally, the unemployed subgroup was divided into two subgroups of individuals with a history of bowel disease (n = 24, 100.0% follow-up rate) and those without a history of bowel disease (n = 17, 82.4% follow-up rate).

Based on the BDI score, subjects with lifetime depression were divided into two subgroups: 1) Individuals with irrelevant severity of depressive symptoms (BDI ≤ 13, [IS]) and 2) lifetime depressed with relevant depressive symptoms (BDI ≥ 14, [RS]).

The subjects were divided into two subgroups according to individual BMI values, either <25 kg/m (normal-weight) or >25 kg/m (overweight-obese).

We have previously shown that the autistic population can be divided into subgroups of affected individuals according to symptomatic profile through cluster analyses of severity scores from the ADI-R assessment for each individual with an ASD [13].

So, there are a total of 12 different groups of individuals and each one is divided into 17 subgroups according to age.

Therefore, individuals with optimal A1C were divided into two subgroups: <5% and ≥5%, but <5.5%.

According to individual best performances, the athletes were divided into two subgroups: 'elite level' (competitors in European/World Championships or in the Olympic Games) and 'national level' (competitors in national-level but not international-level events) (Table 1).

Individuals in each group were further divided into two subgroups based on their 1-h plasma glucose concentration (> or <155 mg/dl).