Sentence examples for reclassification in which from inspiring English sources

Crase's work, as its title playfully suggests, is itself a kind of reclassification, in which taxonomy becomes poetry, paintings serve as love letters, and gardens rival art.

The agency most recently rejected a similar request in 2011, touching off a legal battle to force reclassification in which the DEA ultimately prevailed.

We are now ready to propose our reclassification strategy in which a user is allowed to switch only if both its own throughput as well as the system throughput do not decrease and at-least one of them strictly increases.

The reclassification of Mr. Medina's death comes after several similar cases in which people died years after they were shot, stabbed or otherwise assaulted.

While the original function assignment classified the proteins in modules in which they do not have physical interactions, the reclassification is able to unveil the participation of the proteins to the correct module.

The reclassification began seven years ago as a response to an executive order signed by President Bill Clinton in 1995 declassifying large quantities of old intelligence, a process in which other agencies released material without CIA approval.

We present a simulation study in which we varied the censoring rate and the correlation between CD and NCD times, we generated recurrence times to study the role of the reclassification of CoD, and we added 20% misclassified CoD.

An important clinical use would be diagnostic reclassification of diseases, which in turn could contribute to more effective diagnosis, drug development and treatment.

We calculated the net reclassification improvement (NRI), which assesses improvement in reclassification over risk categories; we also assessed integrated discrimination improvement (IDI), which can be viewed as a continuous version of the NRI without the recourse to a priori defined risk categories.

In contrast to the net reclassification improvement which needs a priori meaningful predicted risk categories, the integrated discrimination improvement is based on continuous differences in the predicted risk from new and old models.

The overall discrimination improvement was 5% and continuous net reclassification improvement tests, which consider the reclassification of cases and controls separately showed a 44% improvement in reclassification between models (p=4.16 × 10−189).