Data analysis accounted for drug switching and non-consistent use of drug treatment by categorizing person-time exposed to individual antipsychotic agents.
Categorizing persons by age in 10-year intervals showed that seropositivity increased with age (p<0.001).
He asserted that the physicians' belief in the efficacy of vaccination led to a bias in categorizing persons on the basis of interpretation of true or false vaccination scars.
It should be noted that this survey used the terms "ortho-impaired," "hearing/speech-impaired," and "visually-impaired" to categorize persons with disabilities, which illustrates how the medical model continues to persist in society.13.13
Throughout we have categorized persons using an age classification of ≤12 years versus >12 years, which coincides with the age above which a standard dose of oseltamivir is recommended.
We categorized persons as having CM if they met both of the following two criteria.
The ADL Hierarchy Scale has been used extensively to describe and categorize persons when making comparisons across home care and long-term care settings internationally [ 13, 18].
Thus, after the emotional process of categorizing a person as attractive, most of us have the self-awareness to determine whether society would perceive us as more, less or equally attractive as the potential partner.
However, racial differences are just one measure of disparity, and categorizing a person's race is becoming increasingly difficult as the United States becomes more multiracial.
For 15 persons whose pain was categorized in person by 2 investigators, strength of agreement was also substantial (κ=.66).
Bill C-31, which amended the Indian Act in 1985, solved some troubling, automatic loss-of-status problems, but did so by categorizing First Nations persons as either non-status, status 6(1), or status 6(2).
