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A total of 23 subjects had high values (>8.5 mg/l) of sTfR (that could have indicated ID) but with normal values of SF (indicating no iron depletion), and could therefore not be categorised in one of the iron status classifications (Table 1).
The teachers' responses were categorised in one of eight overarching characteristics, which accounted for approximately 80% of the answers.
This paper follows Wolbers' (2003) and Quintini's (2011b) approach to the measurement of field-of-study mismatch in a cross-national context, whereby each education degree is categorised in one of nine fields and each ISCO-08 three-digit occupation is matched to one or more fields.
25 The limitations of the previous grading systems are a lack of subclassifications within the grades or types with the consequence that injuries with a different aetiology, treatment pathway and different prognostic relevance are categorised in one group.
Progression to microalbuminuria occurred in 18% (EDC), 8% (FinnDiane) and 6% (CACTI) of patients (Table 1).Most of the microalbuminuric patients were categorised in one of the two groups with the highest risk: 27/34 (79%) for EDC, 81/96 (84%) for FinnDiane and 16/20 (80%) for CACTI (Table 4), which is similar to the results found in the development set.
Each subject may be categorised in more than one of the first three categories.
"Western countries will most probably be categorised in the second or third group," he said.
Transfield Services outlined how reports should be categorised in its incident management framework of June 2013.
