Meanings of small subgroup in English

In a small subgroup of CD patients, follow-up samples were analyzed.

HLA class II characteristics may aid in identifying this small subgroup of patients with mRCC.

It would appear that problematic gaming is an undesirable problem for a small subgroup of gamers.

However, for a very small subgroup of patients there is proof of benefit from better quality consultations.

This syndrome is infrequent and corresponds to a peculiar small subgroup of patients with symptomatic gallstone disease.

However, this initial finding, based on a small subgroup of our sample, should be interpreted with considerable caution.

Conclusions: Cardiac biventricular pacing currently serves as a therapeutic option for a relatively small subgroup of patients with left ventricular dysfunction.

Persistent viral replication led to end-stage liver disease in a small subgroup characterized by perinatal exposure, maternal drug use, and infection with HCV genotype 1a.

Only those 20% of GCs with the highest T-cell infiltrates showed particularly good CSS, suggesting that a small subgroup of GCs is highly immunogenic.

Univariate and multivariate survival analysis of a small subgroup with trisomy 20 indicated that trisomy 20 was associated with a worse overall and RFS.

The measures were repeated a third time (Time 3) for a small subgroup (n=12) at 6 months post intervention within the study implementation time frame.

This has led to changes in clinical study designs, with drug developments often only focusing on small or very small subgroups of patients and tumors.

Small microdeletions and point mutations in SHANK3 have been identified in a small subgroup of individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and intellectual disability.

"A small subgroup," she said.