Sentence examples for the reclassifications from inspiring English sources

In Figs. 4, 5, and 6 I establish three time periods due to the reclassifications at the occupation and activity level.

The reclassifications (4/7, 57%) were predominantly retroperitoneal liposarcomas.

The eight experts from the three Scandinavian countries who performed the reclassifications were psychiatrists (ØE, MCK, UN), forensic pathologists (SR, KH-L, IT) and expert coders (GØ).

Among all deaths, the Norwegian and Danish expert coders expressed the most certainty in the reclassifications, 96%and90%0%, respectively, whereas the Swedish pathologist and the Swedish and Danish psychiatrists had the lowest levels of certainty, 52%, 50% and 54%, respectively.

Netsplitter is not of this kind; graph analysis is merely used to identify a list of external metabolites, but network splitting is done directly on the stoichiometry matrix and (apart from the reclassifications) all the constraints that it expresses are maintained intact.

In view of the reclassifications compared with the statements about the manner and cause of death in the death certificates, the certifying physician might have had more information about the deceased, especially in cases of medicolegal postmortem examinations whereby the police inform the physician about the circumstances of the death, or in cases where clinical information is available.

The reclassification may also help find drugs.

The reclassification raises questions over the medicinal use of cannabis.

Still, the details of the reclassification are frustrating.

(Weinstein, who was not the archivist at the time, placed a moratorium on the reclassification).

He believes the reclassification is a positive move: "This will enhance transparency and accountability.