The phrase "serial group" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of people or objects that are part of a larger series or sequential order. For example: "The participants were divided into serial groups, with each group completing one task before passing it on to the next group." "The students were assigned to different serial groups to work on their individual research projects." "The serial group of books told the story of a young girl's journey to find her true identity."
Why didn't you call us?" Buddies since 1975, the Millers and the Reeds share certain crucial skills and affinities that make them uniquely suited to serial group living, which is what their new studio condominium on West 72nd Street is all about.
O'Brien, who has trained equine stars such as triple champion hurdler Istabraq and serial Group One winner Rock Of Gibraltar, said: "We've never had a horse like this".
Finally, the CPC or P24/CPC microspheres were implanted into rabbit femoral condyle defects and P24/CPC serial groups were observed for 4, 8, and 12 weeks.
We note that this prediction distinguishes the IGT from previous theories that did not envision serial grouping.
We conjecture that serial grouping is required in many everyday scenes, which usually contain objects where multiple grouping cues have to be combined in a transitive manner.
Brains were removed, post-fixed in the same fixative overnight and cut on a Vibratome in 50 μm coronal sections, which were collected in PB in serial groups of five and then used for immunocytochemistry.
A single dose of 100 μl of each dilution was inoculated into the albumin at the sharp pole of 10-day-old embryonated chicken eggs of seven serial groups according to their concentrations; a control group was inoculated with sterile PBS.
Intact neurologic survival (at least 1 surviving infant without neurologic morbidity) was significantly lower in the serial amniocentesis group than in the selective laser photocoagulation of communicating vessel group (51.3% vs 78.9%), particularly in stage III and stage IV (23.5% vs 72.7% in stage IV).
Neurologic morbidity was related directly to stage in the serial amniocentesis group but not in the selective laser photocoagulation of communicating vessels group and was significantly higher in the serial amniocentesis (24.4%) than in the selective laser photocoagulation of communicating vessels (4.2%) group.
Now you see why I need a Serial support group.
I need you all to start listening so that we can form some kind of Serial support group.
