Sentence examples for trend of reclassifying from inspiring English sources

Third, the popular trend of reclassifying people as self-employed and contractors encourages overwork, because you only get paid for the direct hours you put in.

Bryant (3-16) is also in the process of reclassifying into Division I.

The F.C.C. is studying the possibility of reclassifying broadband service under the Communications Act.

The background, which represents the overall spatial trend of land price distribution, was reclassified by the fractal concentration area method.

Our study provided much important information concerning hepatitis B and C prevalence and risk factors; it confirmed the intermediate endemicity for HCV infection and pointed to a decreasing trend of HBV incidence, which might reclassify Morocco in low HBV endemicity area.

The NRI is estimated as {[(number of events reclassified higher – number of events reclassified lower)/number of events] – [(number of nonevents reclassified higher – number of nonevents reclassified lower)/number of nonevents]}.

Of course, Ms. Farr did not even have the benefit of an accountant reclassifying.

In June 1969, the Illinois Selective Service board of appeals reclassified him 1-A ("available for unrestricted military service").

Consequently, because of secular trends of declining CVD mortality, many European countries were reclassified from 'high-risk' to 'low-risk' and recommended to use the SCORE low-risk algorithm instead of the high-risk algorithm.

Instacart, the grocery delivery company, has similarly been reclassifying some of its workers as employees.

The model with 57 SNP performed best by reclassifying 11.1% of the individuals into a more accurate risk group, while GRS_26 reclassified 7.1% and GRS_10 reclassified 4.1%.