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pekinense' AS1.299 and its derived strain AS1.563 [9,10] contain the same ST and were consequently classified into the same group.

It should be noted that four patients had mMOH between 8 and 15 days per month in addition to 15 days or more with ttMOH headache and were consequently classified in the mMOH group by analogy with the Headache Classification Committee (2006) position concerning chronic migraine criteria (code 1.5.1).

The implications of the diagnosis may extend to female relatives, who are consequently classified as being at higher risk.

The FANN teaching hospital was consequently classified E according to the achievement of the personalized objective, that is an establishment under 10%% of ICSHA.

Scans of three patients in the DLB cluster were classified as normal, and these three were consequently classified as S−CF+.

Patient no 15 in addition to one metastatic sentinel node had distant metastases to the liver, found at surgery, and was consequently classified as Duke's D (Table 1).

On the other hand, the short motifs transcribe the genes in the downstream part of the functional gene cluster, which are likely expressed earlier than the structural genes, but later than the genes transcribed by bacterial RNAP; we consequently classify these motifs as "middle" promoters.

Therefore, the patient would consequently be classified as having AKI in RIFLE class R by the GFR threshold but not based on sCr changes.

To produce the final output, the frequency of a volcanic hazard is computed for each grid cell, with the data set consequently being classified into deciles (10 classes of approximately equal number of grid cells).

In our study, that meant that no information on diagnoses was available for 169 sick-leave periods, which were consequently also classified as "Chapter XVI".

Neither m.4289T>C (7 points) nor m.8304G>A (8 points) have evidence from "gold-standard" functional investigations, and both must consequently be classified as "possibly pathogenic".