Examples of using Subgroups in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Patients were divided into subgroups according to the presence or absence of coronary artery disease,
potential community and its subgroups to ensure appropriate place-based public health initiatives.
Within each of these categories, there are subgroups of drugs that work differently and have their own benefits,
Patients were divided into subgroups according to the presence or absence of oronary artery disease,
All subgroups by age, race,
We looked into whether there are subgroups with a higher rate of those for whom democratic government in Israel is less important.
The tournament consists of three stages: first robin in two subgroups, then round-robin between the teams in them in the first or second place;
Participants were divided into subgroups based on how frequently they ate potatoes each week.
were divided into three subgroups, distinguished by their animal totems: the turkey, the turtle.
without large gaps between the population subgroups.
urine-based testing should be an acceptable alternative to increase coverage for subgroups that are hard to reach.”.
In the two weeks surrounding the Raiders' Super Bowl victory in 1984, there were trends toward reduced all-cause and cardiac deaths in all demographic subgroups.
It also provided statistical evidence about levels of antisemitism within religious and political subgroups.
there may be important differences between subgroups that the psychiatric association should not blur too hastily.
which can also be divided into subgroups due to a specific profile.
Home to 15 principle Bantu groups and at least 70 subgroups, Congo ROC(Brazzaville)
But it helps to organize a group if you have subgroups, and if those subgroups have some internal structure,
Also worthy of mention are Aschbacher's work on maximal subgroups of finite simple groups, his joint work
Wherever he could, he studied these groups on the cusp of modernization so that he could find some subgroups that had remained“isolated” from modernizing forces and others that had already modernized or that were in the process of modernizing.
In 1958, Welmers published an article The Mande Languages where he divided the languages into three subgroups: North-West,