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An additional categorisation of the hospitals into quintiles, based on the ranking of each hospital according to the estimated mean number of patients, was also conducted.

Additional categorisation of cognitive outcomes allowed the calculation of ORs for 'poor' cognitive function (scoring in lowest vs highest tertile of follow-up g) and 'accelerated' 4 year cognitive decline (lowest vs highest tertile of follow-up g adjusted for baseline g) using logistic regression.

Analysis of miR expression represents an additional approach to the categorisation of problematic pigmented lesions that someday may be combined with standard immunohistochemical tests.

O'Donnell et al. (2009) explored this issue by conducting an online categorisation of clauses for their process types.

The 33 MEQs had an average Bloom categorisation of 1.35 with a standard deviation of 0.4.

A functional categorisation of the 264 promoters revealed that a strikingly high percentage (35%) belonged to genes involved in nucleoside and nucleotide interconversions (see additional file 3: Figure S4).

This editorial introduces those contributions with an overview and categorisation of the papers.

Google tells us that this was a test categorisation of data, not considered reliable enough to release publicly.

Through this process it was possible to determine a broad categorisation of materials, the banner's construction and painting techniques.

A qualitative categorisation of the participants' work-related activity descriptions was performed.

We thus applied profile regression with a different meaningful categorisation of the exposure information (the new discretisation is summarised in Additional file 1: Table S1).