noun
definition
A group within a larger group; a group whose members are some, but not all, of the members of a larger group.
definition
A subset H of a group G that is itself a group and has the same binary operation as G.
Examples of subgroups in a Sentence
This can be used for example to compute only subgroups of certain sizes.
In this case you have to compare the subgroups manually by Compare Subgroups.
The vitamin D status of subgroups of the populations has been shown to be poor.
Lived in the us subsidies among subgroups the percent of states have implemented.
Then there are subgroups within each group, used to distribute the players among limited numbers of weight lifting stations.
Arthropoda include insects, arachnids (spiders), crustaceans, and other subgroups.
Girls' groups tend to be split up into subgroups.
Pica in humans has many different subgroups, defined by the substance that is ingested.
One prominent program has been the No Child Left Behind Act that requires schools to meet certain performance standards annually, for their students as a group and also for individual ethnic and racial subgroups.
Standardized tests allow researchers to compare data from large numbers of students or subgroups of students.
However, it does exist in certain individuals with specific medical conditions or those that fall into certain subgroups of the population.
The ultimate product in all cases is a number of carpospores, but before this stage is reached the development is different in different subgroups.
The solvable socle of a group grp is the subgroup generated by all minimal normal solvable subgroups of grp.
It is found in a series of subgroups of MSS.