0 a smaller group that is in some way different from the larger group to which it belongs: --
1 a smaller group that is in some way different from the larger group to which it belongs: --
Furthermore, the ability to borrow money can be an increasing function of income but also varies across demographic subgroups.
Caution is warranted when drawing conclusions based on small numbers of animals from different subgroups.
Subjects were divided on the basis of continuous variables (fatigue severity and duration and depressive symptoms) into subgroups that included approximately 50 % of the subjects.
The symmetry group of the object is, simply, the subgroup of rigid transformations that leaves the object indistinguishable from its initial state.
However, vaccination programmes would not distinguish these subgroups.
Patients can be divided into subgroups with particular cytogenetic, molecular genetic or epigenetic alterations.
Finally, findings may not generalize to other demographic subgroups, particularly ethnic minorities.
By including data on total communities, we found positive pairwise associations between parasites belonging to different subgroups.
