Sentence examples for changes in the classification from inspiring English sources
Federal officials had proposed sweeping changes in the classification system, to account for the severity of each patient's illness.
A main purpose of the report is to alert doctors to changes in the classification system for abnormal growths on the vulva, to avoid needless biopsies and surgery on lesions that are not precancers.
There have been significant changes in the classification of occupations between the 1990 and 2000 Censuses that warrant careful attention when making comparisons.
OBJECTIVE Major changes in the classification of ovarian carcinoma histotypes occurred over the last two decades, resulting in the current 2014 World Health Organization (WHO) diagnostic criteria that recognize five principal histotypes: high-grade serous, low-grade serous, endometrioid, clear cell, and mucinous carcinoma.
The UN World Health Organization (WHO) International Classification of Diseases, version 10 (ICD-10), generally accepted as the standard definition of health conditions, is under revision and "Significant changes in the classification of gender identity and conditions related to sexuality have been proposed".
The changes in the classification of tumors were overcome by recoding diagnoses according to ICD-10.
And while she can depend on her horses to look after her – "they're amazing, they can sense what mood you're in as soon as you get on" – she's not permitted any change in the classification of her disability: Wells has to remain at level four (the most able-bodied) even when her condition ought to place her in competition with less able-bodied riders.
Based on our evaluation of the ENM, there is no special need for a drastic change in the classification of the materials, no matter if nano or not.
This was reflected by a major change in the classification of occupations from Standard Occupation Classification (SOC) 1990 to SOC 2000 in 2001/2002.
It is not surprising then that the 2000 census recorded a dramatic change in the classification of the landscape, as a result of political priorities, which reduced grazing lands to 11% of the total national land area (Table 1).
