Sentence examples for reclassification from from inspiring English sources

And what is going on in Lancaster County is essentially a reclassification from one category to the next.

It can be expressed as a special case of the continuous NRI, measuring reclassification from the 'null' model with no predictors.

The newer method makes it possible to determine ranges within which all data may be varied for any DMU before a reclassification from efficient to inefficient status (or vice versa) occurs.

For younger kids, the researchers found that about 59percentt of the increase in autism was accounted for by reclassification from other neurological disorders.

The National Veterans Affairs Council, which is part of the American Federation of Government Employees, filed an unfair labor practices charge to prevent reclassification from going forward without its input.

However, Pluto's reclassification from the status of planet to simple asteroid also provides a lesson about how even celebrities can fall from grace -- both in our solar system and in our private lives.

The lawsuit that led to the F.C.C.'s reclassification arose from its attempt to stop Comcast from blocking access to peer-to-peer file-sharing sites.

But reclassification, separate from the net neutrality rules themselves, was less popular with broadband providers, which, along with leading internet engineering groups and companies like Google and Netflix, were concerned that the FCC would use the broad public utility powers it granted itself to regulate the internet well beyond enforcing net neutrality.

Improvement in sensitivity is calculated from reclassification of cases, improvement in specificity is calculated from reclassification of controls, and the overall improvement in classification combines the improvements in sensitivity and specificity.

The net increase of 625 preterm births (from 581 to 1206 births) that resulted from reclassification of births at 37 to 39 last normal menstrual period weeks accounted for 95% of the total 659-birth increase in early ultrasound scan-based preterm births at all last normal menstrual period gestational ages.

The estimated mean time from diagnosis to reclassification was 12.56 days from May 5 to June 4 (3 ).