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The results suggest that design pattern research can be further categorized to research on GoF patterns formalization, detection and application and on the effect of GoF patterns on software quality attributes.
Tasks are further categorized to sets of execution tasks and storage tasks, so that (2).
Such transition patterns can be further categorized to assist instructors to reflect on cohorts in the students and investigate their learning characteristics.
Group IV SERA genes, which diverged after the substitution of cysteine to serine in the catalytic site of the cysteine protease motif, were further categorized to five monophyletic sub-Groups: (i) P. falciparum and P. reichenowi, (ii) rodent Plasmodium species, (iii) P. ovale, (iv) P. malariae and (v) P. vivax and P. vivax-related monkey parasite species (Figure 2).
Considering that respiratory illnesses mainly affect under-fives' [ 1] age was further categorized to below 5 years, 5 to 9.9 years and ≥ 10 years.
The treatments were than further categorized to (one or more) kind(s) of intervention: antimycotics, corticosteroids, antibiotics, antiseptics, combinations, placebo, surgical and other.
The cis-NATs can also be further categorized according to their relative orientation and degree of overlap, either 5' to 5' (head to head), 3' to 3' (tail to tail) or fully overlapping [ 37, 41].
In addition to quintile categorization, BMI and blood pressure variables were further categorized according to World Health Organization (WHO) criteria for obesity [ 25] and European Society of Hypertension (ESH) and European Society of Cardiology (ESC) criteria for hypertension [ 26].
The studies were synthesized according to the intervention applied and then further categorized according to the intervention duration and intensity.
Based on sequence similarities to nine different databases, we identified transcripts of genes that were further categorized according to function.
Patients were further categorized according to two different outcomes: death at day 30, or a combined outcome of death and/or admission to ICU during the follow-up of day 30.
