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After learning, new items are categorised based on a Pearson measurement comparing the firing behaviour of the second subnet on trained items, and the test item.
In addition, each posting is categorised, based on a number of presets, such as 'questions', 'observations', 'news', 'flirt' etc., and users can comment either publicly or in private, again anonymously.
Social class was categorised based on a previous report.
Hyperintense regions within the paraspinal muscles observed on T2 axial images were considered fatty tissue [ 15] and categorised based on a previously validated grading method; grade 0: no fat, grade 1: 1 to 10% fat, grade 2: 11 to 50% fat and grade 3: >50% fat [ 15].
Mental healthcare approaches were categorised based on whether a patient has the same 'primary clinician' for their inpatient and outpatient care or not.
Births are categorised based on whether an elective caesarean section or induction of labour has been performed, and among the remaining 'non-elective births', acute caesareans were registered.
The materials were reviewed and categorised based on whether they recommended a range of possible treatment and prevention strategies.
Furthermore, marketplaces are categorised based on their ownership, which can be (a) private, i.e., owned by a single company (seller or buyer); (b) consortia-based, i.e., owned by a small number of companies (seller or buyer); and (c) independent, i.e., the marketplace is run as a platform without any connection to sellers or buyers.
The isoforms of Monoamine Oxidase (A and B) are categorised based on their substrate preference and inhibitor selectivity.
ANLN expression, as a nuclear marker, was categorised based on percentage nuclear staining such that 0=≤1%1%, 1 = 2-25%, 2 = 26-75% and 3= > 75%.
Eight participants were excluded for being outside the targeted 18 55 age group and women were categorised based on their reported living environments rather than sampling location, leading to a final study sample size of 272 urban and 303 rural women.
