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The receptors can be classed as those that detect conspecific odour cues (soiled bedding from the same species of mouse), predators (including birds of prey, snakes and mammals) and sympatric non-predatory rodents (including M. spicilegus and M. m. musculus) [ 32].

This possibly could be classed as wrong.

Another 19 countries are classed as facing moderate risk.

Category C prisoners are classed as those who cannot be trusted in open conditions but are not considered to have the ability or resources to make a determined escape attempt.

High-risk students were classed as those with certain personality traits, including having anxiety problems or "low" moods, as well as others judged to be impulsive or thrill-seekers.

Significant genes were classed as those with FDR-corrected p values < 0.05.

Excessive drinkers were classed as those exceeding the UK recommended weekly limits (men >21, women >14 units/week).

An example of CGH analysis, and subsequent reprobing of the same metaphase for confirmation of chromosome identification, is presented in Figure 2. Unbalanced chromosome aberrations were classed as those regions demonstrating a test : reference fluorescence ratio greater than 1.15 : 1 (gain) or less than 0.85 : 1 (loss), following standard conventions.

Advanced tanners are classed as those who have been using sunbeds for a long time and/or have really tough, dark skin that is used to the sun.

So will he now be classed as one of those writers, like Virginia Woolf, who battled depression and whose work can be partially understood with reference to it?

But employment rights groups say they should be classed as workers, entitling them to those basic rights, but not enjoy the full range of protections given to full-time staff.