Sentence examples for by the reclassification from inspiring English sources

Net income was not affected by the reclassification for either of the two years, the company said.

Unions have been further weakened by the reclassification of many workers as temporary.Last month several bakers were arrested for allegedly organising their colleagues in the Kurdish city of Sanandaj.

Having hoped to win a medal at the Games, Warner's prospects were dashed by the reclassification of two athletes, an irksome issue in the disabled sporting world – before fate dealt another cruel blow and she slipped a disc, all but ruling out any hope of a podium finish.

Several attempts have been made to bridge different ICDs by the reclassification of causes according to one of the ICD revisions.

We do note that while user is managed by the lower RRC, may be adjusted by the scheduling policy used or by the reclassification of other users.

"Whether by re-domiciling or by inverting, the reclassification of several large companies as Irish resident expanded the capital stock in 2015," the agency said in a presentation in July.

We evaluated the clinical implications of using each model compared with the Stepwise model by quantifying the reclassification of patients into appropriate risk groups.

For example, the c-statistic is largely unaffected by the mean risk in the population whereas measures of reclassification may be affected by where the reclassification cutpoint is set in relation to the distribution of risk in the population [ 14].

Reclassification as measured by the net reclassification improvement (NRI) was 6.5%% (P < 0.01).

That small increase masks a much bigger change in NSF's budget: The reclassification by House Republicans of scientific disciplines into those deemed vital to the nation and those that should not be a priority under tight budget constraints.

By Medicaid's standards, the reclassification is wrong.