These elementary modifications are then sorted into main categories related to their effect on the process.
In both the reporting and analysis phase, five main categories related to topics of discussion were distinguished: diagnostic reasoning (DR), management, communication, diagnostic reasoning process, and gut feelings.
Such burdens or harms will fall into three main categories: risks related to privacy/confidentiality; risks related to liberty/self-determination; and risks related to justice (such as undue burdens imposed on particular segments of the society).
Top level overview of the security taxonomy proposed, highlighting the three main categories: security related to privacy, architecture and compliance.
To measure the students' perceptions of and satisfaction with the new resources, a survey was conducted via Moodle, containing twenty questions divided into three main categories: Questions related to rating the usefulness of the improvements for better understanding the overall subject, and their usefulness for preparing for the oral exam.
In this framework barriers are classified into three main categories: barriers related to knowledge (familiarity, awareness), barriers that affect attitudes (agreement, self-efficacy, motivation, outcome expectancy) and external barriers (patient factors, guideline factors, environmental factors).
The first main category is related to cell death and cell cycle regulation and the second one stresses that glioblastoma have a particular proliferative behavior.
The numerous criteria that must be considered along the development of age-appropriate products has been classified into three main categories: i) factors related to efficacy and ease of use; ii) those related to patient safety; and iii) factors influencing the access of patients to medicines, as detailed in (Table 1) [9].
Consequently, a set of 38 best practices has been collected and classified into five main categories, namely practices related to SPA methods, support tools, procedures, documentation, and users.
A number of pitfalls may arise which fall into four main categories: (1) artefacts related to technique and reconstruction; (2) normal variants mimicking pathology; (3) intra-ductal factors; (4) extra-ductal factors.
