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subgroup
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A group within a larger group; a group whose members are some, but not all, of the members of a larger group.
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The word "subgroup" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it when referring to a division of a larger group, such as a division of people based on age or gender. For example, "The study participants were split into two subgroups, one comprising adults aged 18+ and the other consisting of children aged 15 and under."
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In the "black" subgroup, for example, there were only 13 infections: four among those who had received the vaccine and nine among a control group given a placebo.At best, those results might suggest a direction for a future trial.
One member of OMI's research advisory group found marked positive effects on low-income couples precisely the subgroup least likely to marry and whose children suffer the worst effects of non-marriage.
Given a large enough troupe, any one song should trigger dancing in a unique subgroup of dancers.In their new experiment, Dr Laurent's group used a drug called picrotoxin to stop nerve cells from becoming synchronised and forming brain waves.
But the biggest Asian subgroup, Chinese-Americans, make up just 23% of Asian-Americans.In this section On the edge Double bind Now Michigan Counting pennies All together now Merry Chrismukkah Terms of surrender ReprintsPolitically, Asian-Americans range from the strongly Democratic (Indians) to the evenly split (Filipinos).
With Britain's GDP surpassing its pre-crisis peak in July it is little surprise that concern about the economy has ebbed.A quarter of Britons mention their disquiet about unemployment, although this varies in salience according to age and social grade a third of those aged 18-54 in social grade C2DE mention it, making it the most mentioned issue amongst this subgroup.
While elders of the Thembu, a subgroup of Mandela's Xhosa people, say that a grandson, Mandla Mandela, is the rightful heir to the family leadership, the late president's former wife, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, has given her backing to Makaziwe, the eldest surviving child and daughter of Evelyn, Nelson's first wife, who divorced him.
Whatever the reasons, a moral malaise has gripped a minority of young Britons, a subgroup that is nevertheless big enough to terrorise and humiliate the country.The thin blue line David Cameron, the prime minister, recalled Parliament to discuss the crisis, declaring that pockets of Britain were "frankly sick".
There have been criticisms of the grant to New Profit because its founder, Vanessa Kirsch, once hired Michelle Obama.Success may depend on the emergence of a subgroup of social entrepreneur that Mr Goldsmith calls "civic entrepreneurs", who can navigate the treacherous waters of bureaucracy.
A subgroup of the radical Mahdi Army, a militia led by Muqtada al-Sadr, has been taking potshots at British forces.
The logical alternative is that the nene that icon of successful conservation is merely a subgroup of a species that farmers and park-keepers around the northern hemisphere regard as a pest.
Now, taxonomists argue that since birds are descended from dinosaurs they should be classified merely as a subgroup of the Dinosauria.
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