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The research questions of this study deal with (a) if design pattern research can be further categorized in research subtopics, (b) which of the above subtopics are the most active ones and (c) what is the reported effect of GoF patterns on software quality attributes.

They can be further categorized in two groups: processed pseudogenes and nonprocessed pseudogenes based on their causes.

PIs are proxies of infant adiposity and can be further categorized in relation to growth symmetry: normal (2.20-3.00), symmetrical (>3.00) and asymmetrical (<2.20) [ 29].

G. triplex is further categorized in subsection Laevistomata, which includes species with a fibrillose peristome that is, made of parallel, thin, thread-like filaments.

Proteins with annotated function were further categorized in more detail by their molecular function, biological process and cellular component.

From the questions, two indices for work-related demands and decision latitude were created that were further categorized in tertiles.

Alcohol consumption data was further categorized in consumption and no consumption, which encompassed those that consumed alcoholic beverages both occasionally and regularly.

For the analyses hypertension was further categorized in two dichotomous variables: aware of hypertension vs. unaware of hypertension, and treated hypertension vs. untreated hypertension.

Next, the patient was asked during how many of the previous 12 months did the symptom occur, which was further categorized in <1, 1 2, 3 4, 5 6, 7 9, 10 12, >12 months.

Adjacent channel interference can be further categorized into in-band interference and out-of-band interference: in-band interference occurs when the center of the interfering signal bandwidth falls within the bandwidth of the desired signal; out-of-band interference occurs when the center of the interfering signal bandwidth falls outside the bandwidth of the desired signal.

The implementation of holography can be further categorized into in-line setup and off-axis setup, as shown in Fig. 1.