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Learners' psychological qualities such as conviction and hesitance are defined as a subclass of "cognitive quality" under the quality on awareness.
Doer's awareness is described as a state of "being aware" (Fig. 3), which is defined as a subclass of "external state" in YAMATO.
In the figure, the Construct of Academic Boredom illustrates relationships among psychological attributes pertaining to boredom and is defined as a subclass of the factor analysis model (shown in Fig. 7).
PR3 and PR4 belong to the chitinase class, whereas PR6 proteins are defined as a subclass of serine proteinase inhibitors.
For instance, the GALEN concept MilligramPerDeciLiter, is defined as a subclass of the concepts ConcentrationUnit, however it lacks any indication that this unit is composed of combination of two base units (gram and liter) and two prefixes (milli and deci).
The template of subclass A (template.A) is defined as a vector containing nA+nB elements: first nA elements correspond over-expressed genes in subclass A (marker.A), and next nB elements correspond over-expressed genes in subclass B (marker.B).
In fact, the domain of definition of the complex Monge Ampère operator, defined as the maximal subclass of the class of plurisubharmonic functions where the operator can be defined as a positive measure in such a way that it is continuous for decreasing sequences, was characterized in [22] and [24].
The ST cannot be expressed using any of the options above; the immediate solution was to create a new class inside the mapping file itself, defined as the subclass of an existing BioTop class and map the ST to this new class.
They designated the 16 AtIDD genes defined here as a subclass of this group of 24, with the 13 genes most similar to maize ID1 termed A1a and 3 divergent members, AtIDD14, AtIDD15 and AtIDD16, comprising the A1b group.
RBR E3s were originally identified by virtue of their RING domains, but the presence of two additional domains, IBR and RING2, define them as a subclass [ 8, 9].
