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Twenty-three yearsincece his first commission, an episode of Casualty, Bowker's body of work defies easy categorisation, from Blackpool, his 2004 musical comedy drama starring David Morrissey, to ITV's James Nesbitt medical drama Monroe and the BBC2 biopic Eric and Ernie.

ELISA (Echelle Liégeoise d'Index de Sévérité à l'Admission) is a valid new Emergency Department (ED) triage algorithm including five levels of categorisation (from U1, high emergency degree, to U5, low degree), based on vital signs and selected anamnestic data.

Therefore, a tumour down-categorisation from cT3 to ypT0 T2 was observed in 38 cases (42%).

Response was associated with postoperative tumour down-categorisation from cT3 to ypT0 T2 (P<0.001), which was observed in 38 patients (42.2%).

Another morphological-based criterium, better tumour differentiation grade using the grading system outlined by the WHO classification of tumours Sobin et al. (2010), highly correlated with post-treatment down-categorisation from cT3 to ypT0 T2 in our cohort.

Tumours of Group A were more likely to respond to CTX, resulting in histopathological tumour regression (P=0.041) and post-therapeutic down-categorisation from cT3 to ypT0 T2 (P=0.040).

We derived occupational category immediately before retirement from company records and classified them into three grades: high (managers), intermediate (technical staff, line managers, and administrative associate professionals), and low (clerical and manual workers), on the basis of categorisations from the French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (www.insee.fr/en).fr/en

For this analysis, residence categorisation data from the UK were recoded from four categories into three categories for side-by-side comparison with the USA.

Furthermore, we performed a comprehensive functional annotation, inferred from sequence alignment (ISA), as well as a gene ontology categorisation inferred from sequence orthology (ISO) of the SSR-containing unigenes.

Academic libraries in the US use subject categorisation derived from Sir Francis Bacon's 17th-century division of all knowledge into imagination, memory and reason.

A supply network adjustment categorisation emerges from the results, as emerging market characteristics may require adjustments in the company's supply network configuration, practices and policies in terms of: (1) network strategy and position; (2) changes to firm boundaries; (3) changes to product mobility; and (4) changes to geographical configuration.