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For the data-synthesis, studies were first categorized to prevention or treatment of intertrigo.
The positive detected transcripts were first categorized to functional groups based on the functional grouping available on the MapMan website, but the grouping was manually adjusted to some extent, to combine various metabolism-related groups and to assign stress-related genes to their own specific groups.
Patients were first categorized according to its severity that included measures for frequent admissions and/or treatment compliance.
Hospital visits were first categorized, according to the South African Department of Health's classifications of hospitals, into tertiary, secondary and specialist institutions.
In the analysis of colocalization with UVs, we first categorized them according to their predicted affect on protein function.
In the univariate analysis, pup survival was first categorized with respect to communal nesting and polyandry and then tested with independent chi-square tests (Table 1).
To identify genes that are directly and functionally affected by either the IRF5 RelA cistrome or IRF5 and RelA acting individually, we first categorized promoters (up to 10 kb upstream and 0.5 kb of the TSS) of the genes into three categories.
In order to explore this possibility, we first categorized human introns according to the isochore type within which they are found using the consensus isochore assignments of Schmidt and Frishman (Schmidt and Frishman 2008).
The second group are those subjects categorized to group 2A and, compared to those with B*57-NPD genotypes, the clinical course of subjects in this group is characterized by a progressive disease (PD; designated as B*57-PD genotype in Figure 4D).
For our LCA, the tests were first categorized into three levels (Table 1) to increase the amount of information available to calculate the latent classes.
Synapses were first categorized by their orientation with respect to the cutting plane.
