The most recent Global Burden of Disease (GBD) 2004 update includes distributions of mortality and morbidity by three major groupings: (Group I) communicable diseases, maternal health and nutrition; (Group II) non-communicable diseases; and (Group III) violence and injuries.
This tree groups into major groupings nominally assigned as brain development and brain function, embryonic development, cardiovascular, reproduction, inflammation, renal function, bone development, metabolism, and skin/hair development.
Thus, it has been postulated that groups B/A and B/C represent transitional groups between the major groupings [ 13].
For analysis, ethnicity was grouped into four major groupings: European, Māori, Pacific Peoples and Other ethnicities.
In the inferred graph, the regional populations from Tibet, Yunnan and Sichuan provinces were grouped into one of the two major groupings, whereas the Gansu Tibetan population clusters with the other major grouping consisting of Bamei and Hetao pigs.
In our analysis we focus on major groupings as the relevant peer groups that determine persistence in the sciences.
Garrick (1982) placed the Galapagos shark and the dusky shark at the center of the "obscurus group", one of two major groupings within Carcharhinus.
Negative binomial regression models were used to investigate Rate Ratios (RRs) in suicide by the ANZSCO major groupings, with the highest class group (Managers) as the reference.
D. discoideum resides in group 4 of the four major groupings of Dictyostelia8, which together are members of Amoebozoa, a kingdom that consists mainly of unicellular amoebas that encyst individually.
Although turtles were once thought to be the most 'primitive' among reptiles, current genomic data point toward two major groupings: the Squamata (lizards and snakes); and a group comprising both the turtles and the Archosauria (dinosaurs, modern birds and crocodilians).
Cluster analysis revealed a number of major groupings.
