Sentence examples for the subgroups from inspiring English sources
noun
A group within a larger group; a group whose members are some, but not all, of the members of a larger group.
But isn't Mr. Jarvi bothered by the subgroups?
The subgroups would initially mill on the water and preen.
Before adjourning class, the subgroups should divide their list equally among the members, assigning a specific area of specialization within the subgroup to each student.
At one conference, she lists the subgroups present: the gay Esperantists, the Green Party, the vegetarians, the pacifists, the cat lovers.
Montoya and Hornig have both received grants from the National Institute of Health to identify the subgroups of patients within CFS more accurately.
Consider the subgroups,, of : (3.11).
However, the subgroups were small.
The dotted squares indicate the subgroups.
The subgroups were divided on the basis of this value.
Therefore, matching quality in the subgroups is tolerable overall.
The subgroups are determined by the six split variables.
