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Direct observation identified abundant structures of ring-like morphology, which could be predominantly categorized into two groups having discrete diameters of 8.7 nm or 9.3 nm (Fig. 4A).

For example, tubular carcinoma and mucinous carcinoma are categorized predominantly into the luminal subtype, while medullary carcinoma belongs mainly to the basal-like subtype.

Within each group, cows were categorized as predominantly black, black and white or white in colour (n = 1 of each coat colour per group).

Based on CT scans measurement (L4-L5) of abdominal visceral and subcutaneous fat areas, obese subjects were further categorized as predominantly visceral (Vis) or subcutaneous (SC) obese as defined by a ratio of Vis/SC fat area >0.5 [19].

The racial or ethnic composition of the cohort is predominantly white, so we categorized participants as white and non-white.

To be categorized under predominantly hyperactive/impulsive subtype of ADHD, the score had to be either a 2 or 3 in six out of nine on questions 10-18 and 4 or 5 on the performance questions 48-55.

As the array data under study here did not include serum or plasma samples, it is reasonable that the enriched genes in the "Complement and coagulation cascade" were categorized as predominantly-off.

[9] To contrast the clinical utilities of clinical and radiographic factors for either diagnosing or excluding TB, we categorized characteristics as either predominantly "sensitive" or predominantly "specific".

Analysis of a GEO data set of 226 predominantly viral hepatitis-related HCC cases (GSE20238) categorized by the presence or absence of vascular invasion revealed increased IMP2 expression in patients with vascular invasion.

Accordingly, in this study, we have examined 15 cell profiles of each cell line and categorized them as to whether they contained predominantly normal or abnormally shaped mitochondria and autophagy-related structures.

We find that assembly pathways can be categorized into two classes, in which intermediates are either predominantly ordered or disordered.