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Twelve P. carnosa loosenin-like proteins (LOOLs) were classified into two subgroups according to sequence homology.
Random number generators are classified into two subgroups: true random number generators (TRNGs) and deterministic random number generators (DRNGs).
It can be classified into two subgroups based on headache frequency, i.e. episodic migraine (EM; <15 headache days per month) and chronic migraine (CM, ≥15 headache days per months, ≥3 months) [2, 3].
In order to determine if correlations could be also be identified in the SCH study group using these criteria the 62 case group was classified into two subgroups based on whether the most 3' exon involved in the DMD gene mutation involved proximal exons only (exons 1 30, or exons 1 45) or whether they also involved the distal exons (exons 31 79, or exons 46 79).
Depending on their cellular localization, TLRs are largely classified into two subgroups.
They were classified into two subgroups; one was improved apathy (APA+) and another was not (APA-).
The glasses were classified into three subgroups by their lime and alumina concentrations, and they may have different recipe and production center.
CoA-transferases, which typically perform reversible CoA transfer reactions from CoA-thioester donors to various organic acid CoA acceptors are classified into three subgroups (types I III) based on differences in their protein sequences and reaction mechanisms (Supplementary Fig. 26 27.
HCPs were classified into three subgroups: physicians, nurses, and other HCPs (pharmacists, technicians, dietitians, rehabilitation therapists, social workers, etc).
Those from rice were classified into four subgroups based on a comparative analysis between rice and Arabidopsis (Fig. 1).
In the present study, "protein synthesis and turnover" group comprises the maximum numbers of differentially expressed genes (105 genes in Kavya and 101 genes in TN1) which can be further classified into five subgroups (Figure 1 and 2).
