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The army announced later that month that it would investigate Manning for misconduct in connection with the attempt to take her own life, a probe that could lead to indefinite solitary confinement, reclassification into maximum security or additional prison time.

Moreover, an integrated genomic analysis of these two histological subtypes by The Cancer Genome Atlas has led to their molecular reclassification into four discrete molecular subgroups.

The Army announced later that month that it would investigate Manning for misconduct in connection with the attempt to take her own life, a probe that could lead to indefinite solitary confinement, reclassification into maximum security or additional prison time.

After we took inappropriate reclassification into account, however, the overall net reclassification improvement was 1.04% (−0.93% to 3.02%; P=0.301).

Surprisingly, there was a major discordance between the PFGE and NG-MAST profiles of the isolates which remained unresolved despite reclassification into tbpB-groups.

Should the characteristics of the tumour change prompting its reclassification into intermediate or high-risk category the management plan will be modified accordingly.

This analysis places Bacillus, Paenibacillus and Viridibacillus into three distinct well supported clades, which is consistent with reclassification, in 1993, of species now designated as Paenibacillus into a genus distinct from the genus Bacillus[ 37].

The reclassification, which went into effect in 1990, made international trade in their tusks illegal, which largely halted the legal ivory trade.

For instance, the reclassification of chimpanzees into a category where regulators now "forbid any kind of invasive research on them," is a new way of looking at the mental capacities of animals, which he said is something that deserves consideration in this debate.

In addition, this study examines the reclassification of subjects into a lower or higher caries risk group.

We evaluated the clinical implications of using each model compared with the Stepwise model by quantifying the reclassification of patients into appropriate risk groups.