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The model categorises the entire health sector into diseases and health problems.

One critical aspect of the current work is that the model categorises pneumococcal serotypes as either vaccine-type (including 6A) or non-vaccine type and assumes that the characteristics are homogeneous within each of these two categories.

The model categorised women in the screening arm into one of 10 outcome scenarios accounting for: detection (by the patient or a clinician), detection at screening, attendance at the two screens, and the time frame of detection (before screen 1, between the screens, or at either screen).

Most nutrient profile models categorise foods on the basis of 'negative' nutrients or food components only, whereas others balance the 'negative' with 'positive' nutrients and food components.

On loading STI-GMaS, the user is presented with a list of currently available models, categorised as either temporal or spatio-temporal, and complemented with pop-up windows to inform non-theoretical users as to which class of models is most appropriate for their study.

The model correctly categorised 57% of the participants.

A histological model to categorise EMT by integrated assessment of dedifferentiation and desmoplastic environment is a potent prognostic index independent of staging factors.

The relationship between breastfeeding duration and weight status was investigated in a logistic regression model using categorised duration of breastfeeding as the primary explanatory variable.

The aims of this paper are therefore to present a new model for categorising subsequent injuries in the sports injury context.

Alcohol-attributable events considered in the model were categorised based on their pathophysiology of occurrence with regard to level and pattern of alcohol consumption (table 5).

Landsat-Enhanced Thematic Mapper Plus (ETM+) data are applied to a classification and regression tree (CART) model to categorise land cover types for the urban areas of interest.