subtype

The question of whether there are two subtypes has been raised.

Most of these have several subtypes, each with a unique effect.

The name of the subtype defined by the process model.

Since that time, more than 2,000 subtypes have been identified.

The members of Subtype 1 often refer to each other as friends.

The last four houses in this subtype were built between 1919 and 1925.

The type for which the process model defines a subtype.

It seems likely that additional subtypes will be described in the future.

The following are some common categories and subtypes of teams.

We think they've been breeding human subtypes here for five hundred years.

They have four subtypes, each with own preference for direction.

Each of these types has its own, more specified subtype.

There are many forms of the disease, from 10 to 30 subtypes, doctors said.

The standard example of a complete subtype relationship is the party entity.

These diseases can be divided into two groups or subtypes.

The subtypes may be the most important determinant of success.

Incomplete subtype relationship, when all categories may not be known.

The climate of the region is divided into six subtypes.

As a result it is necessary to specify many additional subtypes.

That said, board certification is not available for every subtype of cancer treatment.

The model is only used by objects which match this class, type and subtype.

Both these types have different subtypes depending on their intended use.

In addition to these, there are a number of behavioral conditions that the subtype must meet.

However, molecular markers for other three subtypes have not been yet found.

A Beijing is the subtype expected to be most prevalent this year.