Secondly, every subject belongs to only one group, where there may be sub-categories of equal rank.
The histologic diagnosis of CIN 3 may be sub-divided into the categories of severe dysplasia, and CIS, representing conversion of more than 2/3 but less than the full thickness of the cervical epithelium, and the full thickness of the epithelial layer, but without signs of invasion into the stroma, respectively [ 66, 67].
Smaller orbs within it are sub-categories.
For example, results for health terms may be divided into sub-categories such as "definition," "diagnosis" and "treatment".
In sfl description works its way from top down: more specifically, it begins with a category and proceeds by identifying significant properties by reference to which that category may be validly sub-classified; and as the next step, each of the latter properties is further analysed to allow more delicate sub-classification, continuing in this manner right up to the most delicate properties.
Features subbing may be merged with the Saturday production operation.
As a more detailed sub-classification of the AGC category may be an additional factor in cytologic-histological discrepancies we prefer not to qualify AGC diagnoses.
Transcription factor sub-total may be an over-estimate as Biological Processes and Molecular Function are not mutually exclusive categories.
On the other hand, where several surgical sub-specialties are available, the classification of ICPC-2 Plus terms to Levels 2 or 3 categories may be most relevant.
The study also explores the relationship with sub-categories of physical activity that may be more tightly associated with green space.
The present study is one of three to look at sub-categories of physical activity (other than walking) that may be more tightly associated with green space.
