subgroups Synonyms
subgroups Meaning
subgroups
a subordinate group whose members usually share some common differential quality, a subset of a mathematical group that is itself a group, a group whose members usually share some common quality that makes them different from the other members of a larger group to which they belong
subgroups Sentence Examples
- Researchers identified several subgroups within the population with distinct genetic profiles.
- The organization has formed subgroups to focus on specific project areas.
- The study examined the influence of different subgroups on decision-making processes.
- The team divided itself into subgroups to tackle multiple tasks simultaneously.
- The social structure of the community featured various subgroups with unique customs and beliefs.
- The analysis revealed significant differences in disease prevalence across the subgroups.
- The subgroups were tasked with developing proposals for solving a complex problem.
- The subgroups met regularly to share progress and coordinate efforts.
- The subgroups represented a cross-section of the organization's workforce, ensuring diversity of perspectives.
- The subgroups collaborated to create a comprehensive plan that addressed the needs of all constituencies.
FAQs About the word subgroups
a subordinate group whose members usually share some common differential quality, a subset of a mathematical group that is itself a group, a group whose members
types, groups, subdivisions, categories,sections, generations, subclasses, sorts, branches, varieties
No antonyms found.
Researchers identified several subgroups within the population with distinct genetic profiles.
The organization has formed subgroups to focus on specific project areas.
The study examined the influence of different subgroups on decision-making processes.
The team divided itself into subgroups to tackle multiple tasks simultaneously.
