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Each item is categorized into a five point Likert scale.
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If an item was classified as healthy or unhealthy in a majority of classifications presented by Hawkes, the item was categorized similarly as healthy or unhealthy.
If a food item contained fat from more than two categories or from undetermined sources, then the fat content of that food item was categorized as mixed/unclear.
Patients who scored 3 or 4 (quite severe or very severe) on this item were categorized as having patient-rated sleep disturbance.
The levels of comprehensibility for each item were categorized on a 4-point scale (0, not comprehensible; 1, slightly comprehensible; 2, moderately comprehensible; and 3, highly comprehensible).
Each item was categorized into one of two subscales (11 sensory items and 4 affective pain items), with the ratings for each subscale added to yield a total score between 0 33 and 0 12, respectively.
Based on the checklist guidelines, the quality of each item was categorized as either "High quality" (1 point) or "Low quality" (0 points) for a total possible score ranging between 0 and 8. Studies with higher scores were regarded as higher quality.
The four grades for each item were categorized as: One point (little or no time with depression symptoms); two points (part of time with the depression symptoms); three points (most time with depression symptoms); four points (almost all of the time with depression symptoms).
One other is that more typical items are categorized more efficiently.
Returned items are categorized with respect to their quality level into classes called return types, and a different incentive is offered for each return type.
The proportion of studies with high quality, in which eight or more items were categorized as 'Yes' for low risk of bias, was 32.6%.
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