Sentence examples for reclassify in from inspiring English sources

In order to obtain a lymphedema classification based on the clinical, ethological, anatomical and pathophysiologic information obtained, we attempted to reclassify in the same format as the CEAP for venous disorders.

Because echoviruses 22 and 23 had serologic, molecular, and biologic properties highly distinct from other enteroviruses, they were reclassified in 1999 as members of the genus Parechovirus (2 ).

HPeV1 and HPeV2, originally known as echovirus 22 and 23 of the EV genus, respectively, were reclassified in 1999 as a separate genus (Parechovirus) on the basis of genetic and biologic differences (1 ).

He was, as Muhammad Ali, reclassified in 1964 as mentally unfit for duty when he failed an IQ test.

Under America's trafficking law, it is argued, Cambodia should be reclassified in tier three very nasty.

The settlement in the second case featured a quid pro quo: employees would be reclassified in order to get overtime but would give up their stock options.

But in 2014, Network Rail was reclassified in response to EU law and is now officially owned by the Department for Transport (DfT) and its £34bn debt is on the Treasury's books.

The decision was made this week after the Catholic traditionalist group Promouvoir had pushed for the film to be reclassified in order to prevent all under-18s from being able to see it.

In competitions called masters races, athletes are reborn every five years, reclassified in age brackets like 40 to 44 or 45 to 49, each with its own set of top performances.

The new species was initially called Au. ramidus but was reclassified in 1995 as Ardipithecus, when more information about the hominid's biology allowed project researchers to establish a new genus name.

Other African rodents proved to be close relatives of African spiny mice and were also reclassified in this subfamily; these are Rudd's mouse (Uranomys ruddi), the Congo forest mouse (Deomys ferrugineus), and brush-furred rats (genus Lophuromys).