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In a statement that it sent to customers earlier this month, Thomson Reuters said: "Mr Nawaz's World-Check profile had included him in the 'Terrorism' category and we accept that this categorisation was made in error.

Figures 3 and 4 show the Kaplan Meier analyses of the survival, based on the distribution of the plasma levels of CA125 and TPA: categorisation was made using the median as the cut-off value.

Because it was known that there might be an impact of body condition on the effect of treatment [ 15], a re-categorisation was made by combining the two variables body condition and treatment into a new variable with four levels.

These categorisations were made on raw DTSQs baseline scores, prior to rescaling as described above.

Categorisations were made according to table 1. Mother's country of birth was categorised into born in a Nordic country (Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland or Iceland) and born in a non-Nordic country, and years of formal education were categorised into three levels according to table 1.

Categorisation of subjects was made independently by two members of the study team (ML and SD) blind to the biomarker results and any disagreements were resolved by discussion.

To facilitate the comparison between the different questionnaires and to the findings from the interviews, a categorisation of all symptoms included in the questionnaires was made with respect to engagement (Table 6) that was similar to the categorisation of the content of the interviews.

A categorisation of a normal or an abnormal methylation analysis assay result was made according to the clinical diagnostic report issued by the laboratory.

This categorisation is based on the information in the IDEA Database 21 where assignment of diagnosis was made by the attending clinician according to an AAMR classification system.

A new definition of active/passive operator jobs is made which is based on a categorisation of the types of work tasks that make up the job.

However, adjustments were made for all known risk factors and the categorisation was comparatively detailed.