Sentence examples for potential reclassification from inspiring English sources

However, several studies have suggested potential reclassification of cobalt-based alkyd driers.

Second, we demonstrated that there is some inconsistency when defining CKD with a single measurement, with potential reclassification occurring in 24% of individuals who would be defined as having stage 3 CKD based on the first creatinine measurement.

Under federal law, the state is supposed to review streams for possible reclassification every three years.

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.

WASP-44's reclassification as a potential planetary host came about after WASP-South scanned the Cetus constellation between July and November 2009.

This reclassification would have the potential either to strengthen or to weaken the association between non-IAAT and mortality.

At present there is heated debate regarding the therapeutic potential of psychedelic drugs and their legal reclassification in order to investigate their potential use as medication [ 86, 87].

The aim of our study was to investigate the possible association of the same GRS with ischemic stroke on top of other "traditional risk factors", also testing its potential improvement in indices of discrimination and reclassification, in a Swedish case-control study.

Both potential sites currently sit within the greenbelt so reclassification of the land will be needed ahead of any development.

This expanded human disease-drug network may be used as a starting point in human disease reclassification, target and pathway deconvolution, drug repositioning and elucidating potential side effects, some of which are described in more details in the following sections.

The measures of model fit, discrimination, and reclassification of a cystatin C based estimating equation raised the potential for a better prognostic utility compared with creatinine-based ones, which is in line with previous prospective studies conducted in the general population (36) or patients with coronary heart disease (12, 37).