The phrase 'winner group' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a collection of people who have won in a competitive event or process, such as: "The winner group of the competition were awarded a cash prize and trophy for their outstanding achievement."
GROUP F FC Seoul (Korea Japann 2nd club Western Sydney Wanderers (Australia) Play-off 3 winner Group H Adelaide United (Australia) Jiangsu Suning (China) Jeonbuk Motors (Korea) Play-off 2 winner.
Furthermore the winner group is competed in a robotics competition which is held every year in Istanbul Technical University.
Each row in the heatmap denoted an enriched term, and each column represented a winner group.
The cells were color coded using the fold enrichment of the annotation term by the corresponding winner group.
For each category, annotation terms that were significantly enriched in at least one winner group were illustrated as a heatmap.
All of the gene sets enriched by each group of winners (2-strategy, deHKDR, sHKDR, or RWR winners) at the nominal significance level of p < 0.01 are shown in Additional file 3. Figure 5 illustrates the pathways significantly enriched (p < 0.01 and false discovery rate, FDR < 0.25) by at least one winner group as a heatmap.
I've had 45 winners, Group winners, winner in Japan, won the Shergar Cup, it's been a brilliant year to end on and it's nice to give it up, rather than have it taken off you".
Benitez's appointment in November until the end of the season was prompted by the Champions League winners' group-stage elimination from the same tournament and a top-four Barclays Premier League place is imperative to return to the competition next term.
Djokovic would play the undefeated winner of Group B, Roger Federer, in that semifinal.
The winner's group will get two 15 minute sessions, valid Sundays to Fridays.
TV: ESPN, Univision Paraguay was the surprise winner of Group F, which included Italy, the defending World Cup champion.
