It is possible, under the previous assumptions, to classify the existing literature by the main topics in Table 4.
It is possible, under the previous assumption, to classify the scientific contributions we had retrieved into several domains, according to the following Table 4.
In particular, we apply the same method as in the previous section to classify the collective emotions in cascades, comparing their ratios of social and cognitive terms to the mean values of the whole dataset.
Despite the great effort that has been made by previous works to classify and differentiate tropical soils, a uniform nomenclature /classification system does not exist yet for these soils.
Previous attempts to classify health partnerships have described their area of activity.
The cut point of 14 days was based on the threshold used in previous studies to classify early physical therapy [ 18].
Based on a previous attempt to classify drusen morphology seen in intensity-based spectral-domain OCT, additional polarization-sensitive features of drusen were characterized.
This information had already been used in a previous study to classify workers as residents in Gela or commuters, but the criterion to define commuters was not robust [ 18].
They adopted BIS values from their previous study to classify patients as awake (more than 85), in light sleep (60 to 85), in SWS (less than 60), and in REM (BIS of more than 60 with reduced EMG).
We validated the biological relevance of this approach by comparing the ability of this new gene expression set and the previous set to classify a large set of individuals representing the whole clinical spectrum of AIS phenotypes based on gene expression profiles alone.
Some studies also reported problems in correlating the qualitative morphological classes with electrophysiological parameters (Gupta et al. 2000) and their pattern of antigen expression (Cauli et al. 2000), which calls into question previous attempts to classify interneurons using solely these criteria (Kawaguchi and Kubota 1997; Galarreta and Hestrin 1999; Gibson et al. 1999; Amitai et al. 2002).
