The study – which extrapolated research findings from eight Health Surveys from 1994 to 2006 – found there was an increased mortality risk for all categorised drinkers, even those who operated within the overly tight government guidelines of 1.6 units a day for women and 2.4 a day for men.
This is such a perfect book, so precise and beautifully modulated in all of its detail, that it is impossible to categorise, or even to review in any conventional sense.
This had led to mix-ups such as 2,000 asylum seekers being categorised as missing even though the individuals concerned had been reporting regularly to the authorities, the committee was told.
The courts even helpfully categorised such proceedings as being civil, which is very convenient in that it made it so much easier to get hearsay evidence before the courts.
For example, an HIA that had at least one recommendation accepted and implemented was categorised as directly effective even if other recommendations were ignored.
29 Thus, respondents were categorised as ex-smokers even if they were a trivial smoker, smoked for a short period of time and/or quit many decades ago.
Comparison of visual acuity between studies, even when categorised, is in any case not feasible [ 31], and our prevalence and incidence figures for visual impairment should be interpreted in this light.
The monkeys learned quickly, and could even categorise words they had never seen before.
The criticism that literary prizes elicit often seems determined so to categorise and reduce, even to travesty.
The more correct title would have been 'Dinner for Schlemiels' or 'Dinner for Putzes.'" Responding in the New York Times, Michael Cieply wonders whether Carell's character might better be categorised as a shmendrik, or even a shlimazl.
People who were categorised as severely obese were even less likely to attain healthy weight – with a 1 in 1,290 chance among men and a one in 677 chance among women.
