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Approximately one tenth of all mood disorders follow a seasonal pattern and area hence categorized as seasonal affective disorder (SAD) [3].

Clusters numbered 3, 6, 9 and 10 were quite distinct and hence categorized as "unique" on the basis of their response to AluI, DpnII and HaeIII, The fragment lengths and order were unique to each of them.

An MRSA isolate from otitis externa was t899/ST398 and PVL-negative, hence categorized as LA-MRSA.

We did not use symptoms to define stages because we did not assess symptoms according to GOLD criteria and, hence categorized patients into stages 2 – 4. Of the 2704 participants, 2206 were in Stage 0, 3 in Stage 1, 434 in Stage 2, 55 in Stage 3 and 6 in Stage 4. So by combining Stages 2 4 we had 495 participants with moderate to very-severe COPD.

Hence, categorizing specific CMC/TMC and/or educational technologies as 'advantageous' or 'disadvantageous' appears futile given the relevance of individual perceptions, expectations, and experiences with the same DE environment, learning activities, and academic support resulted in highly divergent responses.

Hence, we categorized the educational level according to the number of years in the school system, thereby minimizing misclassification.

Conversely, a gene could have shown parental dominance expression, but statistically did not deviate from the MPVs, and hence, was categorized as additive expression.

Hence we categorized individuals who sought mental health treatment from the psychiatric hospital above 38 weeks as delayed and below 38 weeks as not delayed.

Hence, we categorized HD modifiers based on different semantic similarity measures and assessed the accuracy of the categorization as we did for the GO Slim-based categorization in Figure  4A.

8% of the cDNA sequences of the library did not show any significant match to toxins or other metabolic genes and hence were categorized as unknown sequences.

Hence, we categorize EIDs into three main groups, with emergence of (i) a pathogen in a novel host; (ii) a pathogen with novel traits within the same host; and (iii) a disease complex moving into a novel geographic area.