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This study categorized RCM patients according to a unique refractory rating scale.
However, this study categorized participants based on cross-sectional exercise energy expenditure data that was assessed via survey [43].
This study categorized writing assignments required in undergraduate and graduate business courses and examined the characteristics of as well as skills needed for completing the assignments.
Eventually, 1,051 QTLs were selected from 463 articles and listed as representative QTLs. Figure 1 summarizes the papers used in this study, categorized by year of publication and type of marker used for QTL mapping.
This study categorized 47 geomorphological STMs according to whether they were: based on single or multiple study areas; primarily for description and interpretation or predictive and prescriptive use; explicitly concerned with complex system dynamics; and the role of biogeomorphic interactions in the model.
Unlike the other studies, this study categorized prophylaxis use as regular, irregular, none, and unknown.
This study categorizes the clustering indices into two groups: density measures, and cut-based measures.
This study categorizes motorized and non-motorized vehicles into passenger cars, bicycles, scooters, electric bicycles, and motorcycles.
This study categorizes the IT investments into five technical areas based on a real-life company's architecture such as basic infrastructure, security, wireless, collaboration, and datacenter.
In this study, categorizing the rocks studied in previous researches into two classes of non-porous crystalline and porous granular rocks, it was found that the compressive strength of all investigated crystalline rocks is inversely related to the mean grain size, while in the case of granular porous rocks (e.g. sandstones) different results are obtained by different researchers.
Unlike approaches that fit the numeric values of analgesic requirements, this study categorizes analgesic consumption into a number of symbolic values (e.g., "small," "medium," and "large").
