Sentence examples for great reclassification from inspiring English sources

Since the great reclassification of astronomical objects in 2006, which saw Pluto lose its planetary status, Mercury has been listed as the smallest planet in the solar system.

In older patients, there is greater reclassification of men than of women into the CKD 3 or higher stages.

Genetic distances between strains, in conjunction with CGH analysis of a larger set of strains, revealed differences great enough to consider reclassification of the R. solanacearum species complex into three species.

These upcoming research activities are of even greater importance, because recent reclassification of clouded leopards suggests a distinct species (N. diardi) on the Sundaland islands Borneo and Sumatra [ 8][ 24, 25].

Years before the publication of the paper by Tschopp and colleagues, some paleontologists argued that the differences between A. ajax and A. excelsus were great enough to force a reclassification of the latter species.

Finally, women only identified using the high sensitivity assay with sex specific thresholds had the highest risk of death or recurrent myocardial infarction suggesting that these women have the greatest potential to benefit from reclassification and provision of treatment for acute myocardial infarction.

At the important eGFR cut-off of 60 ml/min/1.73m, the percentage of reclassifications is greatest in the younger age group and greater in women than in men (figure 4).

Tosoian et al. [ 29] (n = 167) also reported that baseline and longitudinal %fPSA, %[−2]proPSA, [−2]proPSA/%fPSA, and PHI measurements are significantly associated with biopsy reclassification, and %[−2]proPSA and PHI provided the greatest predictive accuracy for high-grade cancer during AS follow-up.

However, when the mean risk was greater than the cutpoint, or the baseline model was strong, the reclassification and clinical utility measures diverged in their relationship with mean risk.

Importantly, by comparing the effect of the GRS and metabolite measures on diabetes prediction in the same individuals, we were able to show that the discrimination and reclassification for models containing metabolites, with or without clinical predictors, were greater than for similar models containing the GRS among adults in the Framingham Offspring Study.

This reclassification puts the distinct Sundaland clouded leopards on Borneo at an even greater risk of extinction.