A reclassification of the medical center from an academic hospital to a quasi-private one could increase its reimbursement rates and result in additional revenue of about $15 million a year, county officials have said.
A reclassification of the wines of Saint-Émilion in France has ruined a fragile, four-year truce, reflecting a broader cultural, political and economic debate that is raging across the country.
A reclassification procedure levels out differences between the classification schemes of the four maps.
A reclassification was also performed on the basis of the preoperative BNP levels.
A reclassification [ 44] table of the model with CURB65 covariates only vs. the model with CURB65 covariates and biomarkers is shown in Table 5. Reclassification methods showed significant benefit from adding biomarkers to clinical covariates.
He said, "This is a cover-up of a reclassification effort, if you can imagine such a thing".
Marc J. Shapiro, Chase's vice chairman, added that "you have to look at the broader context of structured finance," where there is often "a reclassification context".
Shannon Liss-Riordan, attorneyney for the drivers, acknowledged that the settlement does not achieve a reclassification of drivers as employees, but said the benefits are still significant.
[C8.] Shell Planning to Release Report Royal Dutch/Shell is reportedly planning to release the main conclusions of an investigation into a reclassification of its oil reserves.
"This is Mike Baird at his tricky best, pretending to support a national ban on this dangerous weapon and then agreeing to a reclassification which would pave the way for its importation," he said.
So it put through a reclassification that allowed its Class B shares to elect 80percentt of the board members, while Class A shares -- the ones in public hands -- could elect only 20percentt of the board.
