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These cases were catalogued according to the their first role, in order to avoid duplication of information.

All differentially expressed genes were catalogued according to functional categories and were predominantly involved in cell motility, amino acid metabolism, stress response, outer membrane function and virulence.

Furthermore, to distinguish the top hits upon doxorubicin or etoposide stimulus, the Log2 'normalized ratios' (H/L) were plotted against Log10 'intensity' (H/L) to demonstrate the significantly differentiated proteins, which were catalogued according to P values from Significant B test (Fig.  3a).

Data were catalogued according to: patients: age, sex and level of disability classified in the patient's notes as Totally Non Self-Sufficient (NAT), Partially Self-Sufficient (NAP) and Self-Sufficient (AUTO); referral: reason for psychiatric referral given by the ward doctor; type (urgent, ordinary, not specified) symptomatology: symptoms collected by consulting psychiatrist.

Instead, it's catalogued according to themes.

But here's the best part: every song is catalogued according to its Dewey Decimal Classification number.

These are known as metatags and they enable a company's site to be catalogued according to such matters as the title of the web page, the company's name, its trademarks, history, type of business and location.

A basic inventory of the hidden archive gives a clue to its enormousness: batches of files are catalogued according to the length of shelf space they occupy, with six metres and two centimetres dedicated to files about Rhodesia, for example, and four metres and 57 centimetres holding files about Guy Burgess and Donald Maclean, the KGB spies who operated inside the Foreign Office and MI6.

Every book is catalogued according to a system devised by Gladstone, who was a nerdy advocate of three-sided shelves and also came up with the space-saving brainwave of sliding stacks in libraries, which he first suggested to the Bodleian in Oxford.

The contents are free to download, and are catalogued according to topic and audience to enhance their discoverability.

Back in 1916, it told her, records were not catalogued according to the name of the insured.