It also further facilitated, on the basis of BCVA, compliance of categorization of visual impairment divisions as specified by the World Health Organization (WHO).
We would therefore gain a large amount of power by limiting the categorization to a 4-way division of microsatellites into short and long mononucleotide repeats, and short and long 2 6 bp motif repeats.
Rather, it appeared that this procedure was more strongly influenced by positions primarily delimiting generic and subgeneric divisions, as evidenced in part by the relatively high variability categorization of rRNA positions (Additional File 3).
But when, on a rare visit to another quarter, he is issued a mysterious invitation to a night club, where he seems to return to his pre-division life, his faith in the absolute categorization of personality is shaken.
The works, which vary widely in style, medium and point of view, do not lend themselves to such categorization, and they often overlap the divisions -- Acting, Leisure, Passages and Transformations -- which are not grouped separately in the galleries or sculpture garden.
From Fig. 2, it can also be deduced that the weight approach, which is based on division of tablets, will result in a globally valid categorization of individuals into determined weight classes.
By contrast, the African National Congress Youth League, a division of the African National Congress, issued a statement saying that it "will never accept the categorization of Caster Semenya as a hermaphrodite, because in South Africa and the entire world of sanity, such does not exist".
In these works, Freud attempted to clarify the relationship between his earlier topographical division of the psyche into the unconscious, preconscious, and conscious and his subsequent structural categorization into id, ego, and superego.
However, if we make a more basic categorization between open (public or community) and private (project or partner), the division is steeper.
Hale develops and defends the Fregean idea that "the division of non-linguistic entities into different types or categories [is] dependent upon a prior categorization of the types of expressions by means of which we refer to them" (2010, 403).
Another division (usually combined with the preceding ones) is given by the character of the names themselves; in a very broad categorization, names of persons, or personal names, are discerned on the one hand, and names of places, or place-names, on the other.
