Inside each sphere or square are more spheres or squares, subdividing data into finer categories.
The same authors also proposed 24 finer emotion categories including, e.g., 羞 xiu "shame," 烦 fan "annoyed," 傲 ao "pride," 信 xin "trust," and 疑 yi "suspicion" based on 372 emotion-related words, but the relationship between the seven basic types and the 24 finer categories was not explained6.
This allowed us to examine the risk of CVD subtypes across much finer categories of BMI.
Supplemental Table 2 (Supplemental Digital Content 1, http://links.lww.com/PAS/A253) also shows the results of the HPV genotyping for these finer categories.
For both data sources, job titles were grouped into the SOC major groups except community and social services occupations, health care practitioner and technical occupations, and construction and extraction occupations which were divided into finer categories.
There was some suggestion that the positive association for total sweets was stronger or limited to those who were obese, infrequent exercisers, or current smokers; although, with the smaller numbers in the finer categories, results were not statistically significant.
Landscape analyses with finer categories and better spatial resolution often require extensive field measurements of forest, microclimate and physiographic conditions and more complex spatial statistics that may not be analytically practical for many National Forests to undertake.
Some comorbidities could not be examined in finer categories due to limited ICD code availability or sample size (e.g., cardiovascular and thyroid disease), and underreporting of certain comorbidities (e.g., drug dependence and mental disorders) is probable.
Small vessels in animal form were also made, especially during the Middle and New kingdoms, and a fine category of highly burnished red pottery vases in female form was produced during the 18th dynasty.
