Sentence examples for groups of minimal from inspiring English sources

There is an uncountable family of finitely generated amenable simple groups, which are topological full groups of minimal homeomorphisms of the Cantor space [100].

After recruiting, we tried to make groups of minimal acquaintance by asking who knows whom and avoiding them to be in the same group.

Subsequently, partners within the groups of minimal follow-up time differences with nearly identical risk factors were matched.

Moreover we used only genes for further analysis, which were significantly differently regulated in the group of minimal invasive FTC and widely invasive FTC.

The AST and ALT levels in CrPic group were of minimal difference compared to the control groups.

They studied the simplicial homology groups of certain minimal simple closed surfaces, extended an earlier definition of the Euler characteristics of a digital image, and computed the Euler characteristic of several digital surfaces.

Each group consists of minimal 5 animals.

For example, the flow diagram of a parallel group trial of minimal surgery compared with medical management for chronic gastro-oesophageal reflux also included a parallel non-randomised preference group (see fig 3).

In RA, there is only one available objective target that does not rely on composite scoring; this is the OMERACT (Outcome Measures in Rheumatology group) definition of minimal disease activity (MDA), which is defined as "a state which is deemed a useful target of treatment by both physician and patient, given current treatment possibilities and limitations" [ 9].

The two-step cluster method was used for dividing dentists into groups on the basis of minimal within-group and maximal between-group variation, using job-related variables to represent attributes upon which the clustering was based.

The root causes of unplanned admissions were identified and categorised into six causal groups: a consequence of minimal care, progression of disease, home care accessibility, high complexity, clinical error, and delayed care-seeking by the patient.