To conclude, the categories were formed as main-categories [ 27].
Main contribution is that, for each design objective or constraint, it is better to conclude the categories of variables importance, rather than ordering their sensitivities by a particular index.
For this purpose, the interview passages relevant to our research questions were identified and coded in order to develop generalizations of the individual statements and conclude overarching categories (Additional file 1).
Discussing with practitioners about the two steps outcomes – the ERP systems inspection and the survey – and with purpose to avoid overlaps or redundancies on the definition of perspectives, we reviewed the usability categories concluding that two perspectives could be enough to represent the main usability problems: Presentation and Task Support.
Another study on women's participation in technical fields by the National Science Foundation puts computer science and engineering in the "low participation" category, concluding that women still make up only about 30% of total degree-holders in those areas of study.
Should women feel so marginalized by this particular inequality that it threatens the future of Judaism, leading to sanctioning the participation of women in certain rituals, Leibowitz's type1 mitzvoth would have to be recategorized as type2 mitzvoth and we would have to conclude that the categories are fluid and that commandments can move between categories.
This might lead us to conclude that the categories in the Topics are only to be interpreted as kinds of predicate or predication, those in the Categories as kinds of being.
The following results are concluded for the categories defined in this research.
This correlation could not have happened at random, they conclude, so certain categories of creatures must contain genetic traits that make them more vulnerable to extinction.
It also leaves open and merely intuitive the notion of 'absurdity' itself; in fact, Ryle concludes his paper "Categories" with the question "But what are the tests of absurdity?" (1938/1971, 184).
