subvariety
This study identified five types of fibre and numerous subtypes.
Some symptoms may not be present in these tumour subtypes, and this can lead to a delay in diagnosis.
Doctors now recognize several possible subtypes of this disorder.
There are various subtypes of the condition with differing symptoms.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Classifying and creating order
alphabetize
anti-hierarchical
arrange
arrangement
arranger
concordance
describe
macrocosm
miscatalogue
misclassification
misclassify
miscode
mislabel
pigeonhole
shake someone down
short-list
shortlist
sort
sort something out
unstructured

Examples of subtype

subtype
In the future, additional data such as subtype, age and gender could be incorporated into the analysis.
The object-oriented languages augmented the parametric polymorphism with subtype bounds.
Subsectional anaphora is in turn a subtype of non-monotone anaphora.
Alternatively, we consider a region to be a subtype of all the region that it outlives.
We use a version of intersection types that includes a subtype ordering.
At another extreme, we can completely inherit the supertype methods by not specifying the subtype component.
The bead subtype "other" refers to more elaborate geometrically carved beads.
The schizophrenia group included patients with the paranoid subtype (n=11), the undifferentiated subtype (n=8), and the residual subtype (n=4).
Sometimes the metaphorical principle is a subtype of an even more general metonymic principle.
The 16 sentences for this category were developed so that there were eight for each subtype.
An increased level of confidence, nonetheless, was not associated with any particular subtype of unusual patterns.
Thus, nonmaltreated and maltreated children, regardless of subtype, did not appear to differ systematically in their attention network scores.
Children who did not experience a particular subtype were coded 0 on that dimension.
The total sample size of 814 was reduced to 783 with the deletion of the cases missing maltreatment subtype information.
Business groups, as a specific subtype of concentrated interests, can benefit from firms' structural power.
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