Her research is focused on providing rigorous empirical evidence for a set of core questions in development economics that broadly fall into two sub-categories: demography and development, and institutions and development.
The small molecule inhibitors of insulin-like growth factor-1receptor (IGF-1R) fall into two sub-categories: those that target the ATP-binding pocket of IGF-1R kinase (ATP-competitive) and those that target the substrate-binding site (non ATP-competitive).
This can be further classified into two sub-categories: IR64- and Apo-favoring genes.
These two broad categories of landmarking methods can each be further split into two sub-categories.
In addition, hardware-related is further divided into two sub-categories which are the optics and sensors.
Correspondents' letters in the parapsychological category are divided into two sub-categories: 1) case studies, arranged by the correspondents' last name and 2) miscellany, arranged chronologically.
The approaches that do not require the upgrade of ethernet switches can be classified into two sub-categories based on the use of cryptography.
According to different methods that use multiple channels simultaneously, the multi-channel based protocols can be further divided into two sub-categories, i.e., hardware-based and software-based protocols.
Within each type, we further categorize documents according to their structure, predominant characteristics, and content areas, with the indicator documents being divided into two sub-categories: (i) early learning and development standards documents; and (ii) skills progression documents, or "maps".
For more detailed information, a post-hoc analysis was performed dividing the non-responders into two sub-categories, namely patients whose symptoms improved (but were not cured) and patients with clinical failure of the treatment.
This kind of protocols can be further divided into two sub-categories according to whether the CCC is licensed to the CWNs, which are licensed CCC based and unlicensed CCC based protocols, respectively.
