Specifically, compared to the SAHS model, 32 cases were appropriately reclassified by the ARIC model at a cost of 21 cases being reclassified inappropriately (NRI = 0.100, P = 0.131).
Nearly half of L.I.R.R. workers classified as occupationally disabled are later reclassified by the retirement board as totally disabled, records show.
Having the new weather system would also make the airspace immediately around the airport eligible to be reclassified by the Federal Aviation Administration to further restrict bad-weather traffic.
ReprintsIn one sense it hardly matters to a destitute Nigerian or Indian that his country has been reclassified by some distant development bank.
A spokeswoman for the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation said the Fountain Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue Landfills, currently listed as a "significant threat to the public health or environment," could be reclassified by next spring as safe for public access, requiring only continued monitoring of their conditions.
In 2006, Long Island received $6.1 million, but since March 1 , 2007 when the region was reclassified by the Treatment Modernization Act of 2006, it lost $1.3 million in financing, as well as social support services.
Clinton has always insisted that no classified emails were sent or received using her private account, although some were later reclassified by intelligence officials when the state department began publishing some of the traffic in a transparency exercise.
(The stigmatizing term "obese," from the Latin obesus, originally meant "having eaten well" until it was reclassified by 19th-century doctors and health workers, just as "fat" was once a flattering term used by the Greeks).
Keith Matthew Maupin, 20, listed as missing in the same incident, was reclassified by the Pentagon on Friday as captured, making him the first soldier to be officially taken hostage since the war in Iraq began, and the second American being held by insurgents.
Frank's boat tours (+1868 766 0093) leave from Blue Waters Inn, Speyside, every day at 10.30am and 2pm Unmistakable thanks to its long "tennis-racquet" tail feathers and iridescent turquoise brow, the Trinidad motmot has recently been reclassified by scientists as a new species, unique to the islands.
The background, which represents the overall spatial trend of land price distribution, was reclassified by the fractal concentration area method.
