Sentence examples for change in classification from inspiring English sources
(e)Change in classification of impairment.
What are pros and cons of such a change in classification of disability?
This checklist will reflect any change in classification, i.e., from unutilized or underutilized to excess.
As a result of the change in classification, some pensiones have added more fire extinguishers and built more bathrooms.
How sponsors will react to the change in classification of such charges under existing awards is not yet known.
However, Louise's parents are not convinced that a change in classification would have a great effect on the numbers of young people using it.
The department said AIDS data were continually restated because of new reporting requirements and changes in classification, like those by the World Health Organization.
Fewer than 6% of samples changed in classification and, as expected, they were samples near the test interpretation cut-points.
All this is the result of major changes in classification, whose methods have been totally revisited over the last thirty years.
Some methods, e.g. SMO, Bagging, Decorate and MultiBoostAB, were more stable regarding changes in classification conditions, whereas in the case of the others, such as NaïveBayes, J48 or Hyperpipes, the performance strongly varied between different datasets, fingerprints and targets.
