These patients could be classified either as MSI-H due to MSI/LOH in two or more loci in each individual or as MSI-L (MSI/LO Hin only one locus); 18.6% and 52.1% of patients were categorized in the first and second groups, respectively (Table 1).
Women not meeting the criteria for obstetric complications or near misses as shown in Table 1 were categorized in the non-complicated pregnancy category.
As categorized in table 4, the genomic sequence of LC33 displayed, in comparison to the QB928 genomic sequence (Yu et al. 2012), 5 indels and 35 base substitutions, the latter including 9 missense mutations, 2 premature terminations, 12 synonymous mutations, and 12 mutations in intergenic regions.
There were 10 accessibility problems in this case, which are categorized in Table 7 according to Figure 2 and Table 2.
In addition to the genes listed in the antioxidant group to increase at the location 15 30 mm from the base, numerous other genes categorized in other groups (Table 3) can have an antioxidant activity as well.
These scenes are categorized in Table 1 as indoor scenes which most of the time do not need HDR capturing.
All continuous covariates were categorized as in the tables and used as binary variables in the models, with an additional binary variable for 'unknown' if the value of a covariate was unknown for at least two patients in each group (e.g. in ER+ and ER- patients).
The 5-year OS by different total scores are categorized in Table 6.
The range and coded levels employed for the four factors in three levels, according to CCD design, are categorized in Table 1.
Social class, based on father's occupation, was coded in the Child Health System according to the Office of Population Censuses and Surveys classification of occupations into six groups as categorized in Table 2-wrap>.
Patient outcome data is categorized in Table 2.
