In the other, buttons were arranged in categories (Common, Fluids, Cardiovascular, Coagulation etc).
Patients scored students' letter significantly higher than experts in all three categories common to both scoring instruments (Table 3).
The rest fall into different categories, some common in sports, some not.
The show is also notable in belonging to two very small sub-divisions of television: series that play out in real-time, and programmes whose scheduling is dictated by their title, which is a category more common in sport (Monday Night Football) and satire (Saturday Night Live) than in comedy.
However, significant enrichment of biological processes was identified in Clusters 2, 3 and 4. Cluster 2 shared categories in common with Clusters 3 and 4; the most significant process in Cluster 2 was the NF-κB cascade (p-value 10-6).
That is why the techniques of this category are more common in the literature.
Comparisons of a non-pharmacological intervention with an intervention from the same category are reasonably common in the CDSR (13%).
Analysis of the divergently transcribed genes associated with a targeted set of bidirectional promoters is likely to lead to discovery of novel genes involved in development and/or previously undescribed relationships between genes of different functional categories in common or complementary processes/responses.
We found 10 high z GO categories in common among the four primate species pairs (macaque-bushbaby), (human-bushbaby), (human-macaque), and (macaque-chimp).
Owing to a problem of collinearity, Stata automatically deleted the two categories in common (ie, 'only child' and first child) shared by the variables of birth interval and previous child with SGA, keeping them only in the former.
