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I propose that the diverse natural phenomena categorized as aesthetic entities arise through a common, intellectually discoverable aesthetic process.

Malformations resulting from hypoplasia or agenesis of both Müllerian ducts are categorized as Class I. Malformations arising from incomplete development or absence of a single Müllerian duct are categorized as Class II, and this class covers anomalies such as unicornuate uterus.

Cases without serogroup identification were categorized as serogroup unknown; this classification most commonly arose from lack of a viable isolate or unavailability of serogroup analysis kits.

Usually categorized as a cell migration disorder, PNH may arise from disruptions of cytoskeletal proteins, vesicle trafficking, impaired cell adhesion, ependymal defects, or damage to radial glia [ 52, 57, 71].

CCS diagnostic groups were categorized as non-infectious toxicities if they included toxicities arising from the cancer pathology or treatment for the cancer not previously categorized as infection, and were further sub-classified into cytopenias (CCS diagnostic groups 59, 60, and 62 64) and non-cytopenic toxicities (all others).

dTumors with myoepithelial differentiation/tumors examined; carcinomas with minimal myoepithelial differentiation arising in mice transgenic for Myc were categorized as "simple carcinomas" because myoepithelial differentiation was interpreted as evidence of early EMT.

Anomalies arising from the partial fusion of the Müllerian ducts are categorized as Class IV.

Keneally's memoir is not particularly insightful on the deeper questions that have arisen around "Schindler's List" — why the book was categorized as a novel, or whether the movie, among many serious criticisms, went too far in aestheticizing the Holocaust — but it abounds in amusing and poignant anecdotes.

Actual mitotic defects (e.g., lagging chromosomes and anaphase bridges) as well as micronucleation in interphase cells (which arises as a consequence of defective mitosis) were collectively categorized as abnormal mitosis.

Malformations arising from complete absence of fusion of the two Müllerian ducts are categorized as Class III.

17 Disease of patients with metastatic melanoma from an unknown primary site, arising in lymph nodes, skin, or subcutaneous tissues, was clarified to be categorized as stage III rather than stage IV.