Staging plays its part too – the 350 competitors are divided into sub-categories, which is a logical choice given the variety on show, but also creates an ebb and flow to proceedings, as we build from the niche categories (Garibaldi beards, anyone?) and morally dubious (the 'Chinese' round is a low point) to the freestyle beard and moustache rounds – very much the blue riband events.
Each of those sections is then divided into sub-categories such as DUI/DWI, bankruptcy, or asbestos settlements.
For example, results for health terms may be divided into sub-categories such as "definition," "diagnosis" and "treatment".
(E) 2D similarity of compounds that are cross-reactive (divided into sub-categories of 25% or greater and 1-24%) or untested for the Randox Synthetic Cannabinoids assay.
(D) 2D similarity of compounds that are cross-reactive (divided into sub-categories of 50% or greater and 1-49%), non-cross-reactive, or untested for the Neogen Synthetic Cannabinoids assay.
Similarity analyses for synthetic cannabinoid immuonassays- (A) 2D similarity of compounds that are cross-reactive (divided into sub-categories of 25% or greater and 1-24%), non-cross-reactive, or untested for the Immunalysis MKT-1030 syntheticannabinoidid assay.
(C) 2D similarity of compounds that are cross-reactive (divided into sub-categories of 25% or greater and 1-24%), non-cross-reactive, or untested for the Immunalysis MKT-1032 syntheticannabinoidid assay.
Ovarian teratomas are divided into sub-categories as follows: mature cystic teratomas, immature teratomas, monodermal (highly specialised) teratomas (struma ovarii, carcinoid tumours, neuroectodermal tumours, sebaceous tumours) and fetiform teratomas [2, 3].
Similarity analyses for ELISA assays of JWH-018 and JWH-250 - (A) 2D similarity of compounds that are cross-reactive (divided into sub-categories of 25% or greater and 1-24%), non-cross-reactive, or untested for a JWH-018 Direct ELISA [46].
The four main destinies are further divided into sub-categories and still smaller sub sub categories.
