We focus entirely perpetrators aged 0 14 and create what we hope are more appropriate categories for this age group, categories which are useful for prevention.
Moreover, the relations of the schema are: (i) "clarified by", a reflexive relation corresponding to the disambiguation pages of Wikipedia articles and which has the class 'Articles' as both domain and range, (ii) "in category" that connects every article to one or more appropriate categories.
Combining HLA and 26 non-HLA variants in the model led to 14.6% of the individuals being reclassified into more appropriate categories (table 3).
As a consequence, some have recommended the use of occasional drinkers as a more appropriate referent category, 64 67 although precise definitions differ between publications ranging, for example, from 1-11 drinks a year (0.02-0.21 drinks/month) 16 to 1-2 drinks a month.
Pottery Barn passed on "Rio" and "Sicily," deeper, darker palettes that may be more appropriate to categories other than home furnishings, which is in part why Pantone forecasts seven different palettes.
We assessed whether adding CRP, PCT or both biomarkers to the MEDS model significantly reclassified patients into more appropriate risk categories.
In subjects at intermediate risk of cardiovascular disease, coronary calcium scoring proved to be a powerful method to reclassify persons into more appropriate risk categories [ 43].
62 For this reason, considerable effort has been invested in improving the classification of these intermediate-risk individuals into more appropriate risk categories.
We also reanalysed the French epidemic and performed a simultaneous analysis of Italian data using more appropriate birth cohort categories for comparison.
In persons at intermediate risk of cardiovascular disease, coronary artery calcium provided the best increment in coronary heart disease risk prediction and stratification (to reclassify persons into more appropriate coronary risk categories) [ 51, 63, 64].
