By the mid twentieth century, systems of ontological categories had fallen somewhat out of fashion (for reasons I will discuss in §1.5 below), with most discussion of categories shifting to merely articulating category differences rather than outlining a comprehensive system of categories.
There are three primary categories of online drug databases: Category 1: comprehensive; Category 2: full-text versions of an electronic book; and Category 3: freely available online databases [ 9].
Initially, we chose the categories that are relevant to common correct ideas and alternative conceptions in the students' writing and then added categories for less common ideas until we established a comprehensive group of categories reflecting the concepts in this set of responses.
The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health ICFF) provides a comprehensive spectrum of categories for reporting functioning and its determinants in terms of impairments and contextual factors and could facilitate transparent and standardized documentation of medical evaluations of work capacity.
The ICF taxonomy is considered the worldwide standard for reporting on functioning and disability and offers a comprehensive spectrum of categories for documenting all components of the framework except personal factors which are not classified.
But when I've forgotten the ideas, I shall still recall Walsh's boldness in weaving his closely textured poetic prose into a new form of comprehensive, category-defying theatre.
However, for a comprehensive review of this category of methods, we refer interested readers to the works in[7, 8, 14 20].
For a full LCA, a comprehensive set of impact categories need to be considered such as the set available by the ReCiPe method [20].
Table 1 provides a comprehensive view of the categories.
The functionally assigned unigenes covered a comprehensive range of GO categories.
