Sentence examples for before reclassification from inspiring English sources

Considered a planet for half a century before reclassification as an asteroid.

P. gingivalis is a member of the Bacteroidetes, and before reclassification was known as B. gingivalis.

To obtain a "mean effective reproductive number for the observed time period," R*, we use the mean admission rate by suspected cases and multiply it by the mean time the person spent as a suspected case-patient before reclassification (12.56 days) to get R* = 4.23.

Before the reclassification, the F.C.C. had considered broadband access to be an "information service," a category over which the F.C.C. exercises much narrower authority.

On January 25th New Horizons, another American spacecraft, which was launched a few months before the reclassification, snapped its first pictures of its quarry (sadly unavailable as The Economist went to press).

The newer method makes it possible to determine ranges within which all data may be varied for any DMU before a reclassification from efficient to inefficient status (or vice versa) occurs.

The race was a poor one for Williams (Heidfeld was 9th before the reclassification), but Webber hit back at the, qualifying 2nd and finishing 6th – his fourth points scoring finish in the first five races.

Consequently, reports on radiation CLL associations that are based on information collected before this reclassification of leukemia are of questionable reliability because of these problems of case misclassification.

In addition, event rates within categories of predicted risk before and after reclassification are frequently compared.

To facilitate a balanced interpretation of the results, estimates of diagnostic accuracy calculated before and after reclassification should also be reported separately.

The National Treatment Agency (NTA), a special health authority within the NHS established by the government, has monitored the drug use of under-18s since before and after the first reclassification.