And the commission seems to have found a way around a European Court ruling which had classified periods when doctors are "on call", even if they are tucked up in bed, as working time.
Using data either on acceleration or skin temperature alone is inadequate to correctly classify periods of wear and non-wear in some scenarios under a free-living condition.
In previous work [ 21, 22], the disease incidence rate was used to classify periods of time into HIGH or LOW incidence.
In an additional analysis we used a minimum gap of 30 days between the end of one prescription and the start of the next rather than 90 days to classify periods of non-use.
In an all-too-familiar pattern for women around the world, Dunham's endometriosis went undiagnosed for over a decade, variously classified as period pain, food poisoning, urinary tract infections or a colon problem.
Later, Muirhead (1999) classified the period from the mid-1950s thethe mid-1980s as one of "growth and expansion" of corporate contributions.
This association, however, was not consistent when classified by period of first employment and time since first employment, and thus a causal association for an increased risk of cervical cancer among women exposed to asbestos is less likely.
There are common approaches within early diagnosis research for classifying the periods which constitute the diagnostic pathway, but there is less consistency in the language used to talk about it.
For the meta-analysis, we classified these periods into four different categories of time (e.g., 1980 1989).
Thus we are able to classify three periods of proteome development: the RNA-protein world (0%-19% ancestry), the era of LUCA (19%-40 19%-40try), and the era of modern biology (40%-100% ancestry).
