Similar words: group, in-group, groupie, grouped, regroup, grouping, pop group, peer group. Meaning: n. 1. a distinct and often subordinate group within a group 2. (mathematics) a subset (that is not empty) of a mathematical group.
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61. There is a direct connection between the efferent vestibular neurons and some subgroup afferent vestibular neurons.
62. Methods:To study the subgroup of T lymphocyte and the subgroup of B lymphocyte existing in OLP patients'peripher-blood by using the technique of APAAP.
63. Every group was divided into normal glucose tolerance subgroup (NGT) and impaired glucose tolerance subgroup (IGT) according to oral glucose tolerance test.
64. Microfossil plants occur in gray banded siliceous rocks in the upper part of the middle member of the middle subgroup of the Yunkai Group.
65. By using NE- subgroup, some new criteria are given for the nilpotency and solvability and supersolvability of finite groups.
66. Observation on Yifei Bushen decoction in prevention of pneumonia after radiotherapy and effect on T achroacyte subgroup.Sentencedict.com
67. Avian leukosis virus Subgroup J is a retro virus which infects meat-type chickens.
68. Objective To study the neurotransmitters involved in the pathway from the abducens nucleus to the medial rectus subgroup of the oculomotor nucleus .
69. The Gan - speaking peoples or Jiangxi people are a subgroup of Han Chinese people.
70. By using the theories in basic algebra about automorphism, left translation and normal subgroup, in the holomorph of G is discussed briefly, and several related conclusions are obtained.
71. One Chair and no more than three co - Chairs will be appointed for each Subgroup.
72. The paper gives a vertex chromatic graph for any infinite group , each of whose subgroup is automorphic subgroup conducted by the chromatic graph.
73. Andthe rats in lard group could be divided into DIO and DIO-R subgroup by their carcass fat content.
More similar words: group, in-group, groupie, grouped, regroup, grouping, pop group, peer group, playgroup, blood group, support group, ethnic group, control group, interest group, pressure group, group insurance, group discussion, special interest group, troupe, grout, grouse, ground, grouch, aground, grounds, grouchy, grounded, foreground, groundnut, groundhog.