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{{Anarchism Subgroup}} ...hought appropriated this term. May be someday one will create "libertarian subgroup"? It is obvious that "Libertarian parties", minarchists, conservatives have

:[[Philosophy]] ...e.g., [[CZ:Philosophy Editors]]; maybe an author category page (e.g., [[CZ:Philosophy authors]]).

*that an organized subgroup of chiropractors in the USA openly promote "drugless healing" as a business ...and putting the general population at risk of epidemics. Worryingly, this subgroup is the ''same'' group that advocates chiropractic as comprehensive primary

...isk prediction can greatly enhance the statistical power of clinical trial subgroup analysis. | journal=BMC Med Res Methodol | year= 2006 | volume= 6 | issue= Common problems include small sample sizes in subgroup analyses<ref name="pmid17975858">{{cite journal |author=Glasziou P, Doll H

Common problems include small sample sizes in subgroup analyses<ref name="pmid17975858">{{cite journal |author=Glasziou P, Doll H ...[[randomized controlled trial]] is not supreme and observational studies, subgroup analyses, and secondary analyses are important.

...at Ultra-High Dilution? An Overview of Homeopathy, Evidence, and Bayesian Philosophy." Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine. 1998. 4(1):49-76. ...nt, had increased levels of CD4 cells at the end of the trial; the placebo subgroup did not.

...ical illness. These are not recognized as such in fundamental chiropractic philosophy. Instead, the chiropractic evaluation is aimed to make chiropractic diagnos ...ate their skills into contemporary medicine and do not subscribe to Palmer philosophy or vertebral subluxation theory. Reform chiropracters tend not to use CAM m

...Tiberian vocalization|Tiberian]]</small> ''{{unicode|Səp̄arədîm}}'') are a subgroup of [[Jew]]s originating in the [[Iberian Peninsula]], usually defined in co ...eral among Jews. Arabic came to be the main language of Sephardic science, philosophy, and everyday business, as had been the case with Babylonian ''[[geonim]]''