To determine the reference range, all of the laboratory test results were subdivided by reference range, and subsequently, each stratum was independently normalized.
In each table, results were subdivided into three age groups: 1 year and under, 1 year upwards and 2 years upwards.
Table 3 shows the percentage of children, in both PA and PA-excluded categories, with at least one bruise in each of these 17 locations; the results were subdivided by developmental stage to show how bruising varies by location and developmental stage.
Owing to its results, animals were subdivided into two groups.
According to BAL results, patients were subdivided into two groups.
Based on the qPCR results, genes were subdivided into "rescue" and "prevention" categories depending on whether a significant change in transcript was or was not evident at the one month time point, respectively.
Based on sequence similarities, the resulting contigs were subdivided into different families of the CA clan (Merops database, [ 36, 37]).
Resulting signals were subdivided semiquantitatively in the categories high, intermediate, low and none according to their band intensities.
From each segment, the constant slope was subtracted and the resulting data were subdivided into 6.7 s subsegments that were slightly overlapping.
In all the resulting topologies, ingroup sequences were subdivided into the same two groups as in the complete analysis: sFRP-3/4, frizzled-5/8, frizzled-1/2/7-3/6 and sFRP-1/2/5, frizzled-4, and frizzled-9/10.
Based on the DAS28 results, the 34 RA patients were subdivided into four groups: remission (DAS28 ≤ 2.6), mild (2.6 < DAS28 ≤ 3.2), moderate (3.2 < DAS28 ≤ 5.1), and severe (5.1 < DAS28).
