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They were categorised as endangered in 2008 as their numbers plummeted by 50% in 24 years.

They were categorised as children with specific language impairment (SLI).

They were categorised as having female sexual dysfunction (FSD) when FSFI score was ≤26.55 (impaired sexual function) and FSDS score ≥15 (Giraldi et al. 2015).

However, as both of them primarily presented quantitative findings, they were categorised as quantitative studies.

If participants responded affirmatively they were categorised as 'yes' for 'pre-injury depressive-type episode' [ 30].

If the time of symptom onset was within 1 h, they were categorised as SCD1, and if it occurred within 24 h but they were not SCD1, they were categorised as SCD1-24.

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If, however, they evolve and acquire native speakers, they are categorised as creole languages.

Such stories almost never come up when politicians and economists debate Europe's meltdown; implicitly, they are categorised as fall-out, for journalists and campaigners to highlight.

They are categorised as self-employed, after all!

Patients will be excluded if they are categorised as patients without NSTI in the operating theatre.

Once patients are diagnosed with TB, they are categorised as either new or retreatment cases according to the patient's treatment history.

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