Interestingly, none of the HR or HV individuals included in this study could be categorised as suffering from DSM-IV substance use disorder or dependence.
Indeed, tumour cells in that case possessed the average MET gene copy of 7.8, and therefore, this case could be categorised as GA when we adopted the ASCO/CAP guideline (2007) for HER2 assessment (Wolff et al, 2007).
This patient population could be categorised by CDK-based risk as: low 44% (n=43 out of 97), intermediate 16% (n=15 out of 97), and high 40% (n=39 out of 97).
With the guidance of this matrix, the observations could be categorised according to the activities the students were performing at the project.
If genes could be categorised in this way, we endeavoured to place them on a simplified Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) apoptosis pathway to give an indication of their likely site of activity within the apoptotic pathway.
Noting that one of the displays showed one dinosaur riding on the back of another, one message declared that this was obviously sexually suggestive and possibly could be categorised as a Westernising influence.
Noting that one of the displays showed a dinosaur riding on the back of another, one message declared that this was obviously sexually suggestive and possibly could be categorised as a Westernising influence.
Although five factors have been classified based on exploratory factor analysis in this CLENQ, there are several overlapping items that could be categorised into more than one factor.
Using this revision of the criteria over 98% letters could be categorised by type of help being requested of the specialist.
This study has demonstrated that the CLENQ instrument could be categorised into five subscales ranging from factor I to V, indicating perceptions of teaching, workload, social relationship pressure, organisational support, and mutual trust, respectively.
