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The BCSQ-12-SS represents an improvement on our understanding of burnout by enabling us to classify students affected by burnout into clinical subtypes, and by making it easier to understand the particular idiosyncrasies of individuals suffering from burnout.

Finally, we used a non-validated scoring system (severity index) and therefore it might not be comprehensive enough to evaluate the severity of the exacerbations; nevertheless, we consider the score to be very useful, since it enabled us to classify the intensity of the exacerbations.

It has been shown that these constants are very useful in geometric theory of Banach spaces, which enable us to classify several important concept of Banach spaces such as uniformly non-squareness and uniform normal structure [3 8].

This enabled us to classify six types of vehicle.

The comparison between food and energy enables us to classify the energy distribution results.

A thorough review has enabled us to classify CR MAC protocols as presented in Fig. 4.

The domain architecture of RBPs enabled us to classify them into three groups — Classical (29%), Non-classical (19%) and unclassified (52%).

This enables us to classify each degree relative to the most prevalent one in an occupation, so that we can additionally determine the overeducated undereducated.

Actual and virtual RFLP analyses of the 16S rDNA sequences enabled us to classify two HLB phytoplasma strains as members of the aster yellows group (16SrI) 'Candidatus Phytoplasma asteris', which was confirmed by phylogenetic analysis.

Finally, the similarity and diversity of weekly patterns of service usages enable us to classify users into several different clusters, e.g. as characterized by the morning-type or evening-type usage patterns, except for the web and email usages.

The major strengths of this study were the large population-based dataset on headache at two time points, combined with extensive objective information on each head injury, retrieved from medical records which eliminated recall bias regarding the head injury and enabled us to classify the head injuries according to severity.