a cohort of

一群

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词性释义

一群，一批：指同一时期或同一类别的人或物的集合。
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Mr Lugo takes his place in a cohort of left-wing leaders who have come to power in Latin America in the past few years.
Among a cohort of individuals from southern India, there was also no significant association between any blood group and asthma severity.
An in vitro skin explant assay as a predictive assay for graft-versus-host disease in a cohort of pediatric transplants.
Jealousy doesn't have to be a negative emotion. It doesn't have to be a cohort of anger or resentment. All it needs is a dash of hope.
Methods A cohort of 32 gastric mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue lymphoma patients proven by biopsy were followed up by retrospective study.
The subjects were a cohort of 276, 835 Danish schoolchildren for whom measurements of height and weight were available.
In September, Mr Goel, a 39-year-old engineer from Delhi, joined a cohort of 77 on the UK school's one-year MBA programme.
One explanation is that a cohort of greybeards have fond memories of life with a less powerful EU.
These patients were re-characterized from a cohort of 463 subjects attending a specialized asthma clinic from 2000 to 2006.
Risk Factors and Early Detection of Lung Cancer in a Cohort of Chinese Tin Miners. Annals of Epidemiology, 7. 8, 533-541.
In Hong Kong, for example, a cohort of 1, 000 women would be expected to give birth to just 547 daughters, at today's fertility rates.
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