Sentence examples for change classification of from inspiring English sources

We applied a temporal change classification of 37 GHz brightness temperature (Tb) series from the Scanning Multichannel Microwave Radiometer (SMMR) and Special Sensor Microwave Imager (SSM/I) to classify daily FT status over global land areas where seasonal frozen temperatures influence ecosystem processes.

Moreover, in pooling the data for five placebo-controlled trials, Iyengar et al. [ 75] showed that treatment with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (the ibuprofen or naproxen group and the celecoxib group) was associated with decreased depression score and showed a trend to changed classification of depression at 6 weeks.

When the confusion/error matrix was computed, it showed an overall land cover change classification accuracy of 82.6% (producer's accuracy) and 75.3% user's accuracy.

(e)Change in classification of impairment.

What are pros and cons of such a change in classification of disability?

WellPoint has campaigned to have the federal Food and Drug Administration change the classification of Claritin and Allegra, two best-selling allergy drugs, so they can be bought without a prescription.

How sponsors will react to the change in classification of such charges under existing awards is not yet known.

This decision can also change the classification of an activity group (i.e. a Funded Student Group may be restarted as a Student Group).

Senator Jeff Bingaman, Democrat of New Mexico, the ranking minority member of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, said that "if the D.O.E. has the authority to change the classification of the waste at will, that pretty much undercuts any Congressional control of the issue".

The government has rejected expert advice on two occasions to change the classification of the drug from Class A, which also includes heroin and cocaine, to Class B, which includes cannabis.

Rites of passage are rituals that change the classification of things (Bourdieu 1980 347 349).