We determined these thresholds because we examined whether the addition of blood markers can reclassify the very low-risk and very high-risk groups for poor outcome who need conservative care or aggressive treatment.
We showed that our validated multi-gene predictor can reclassify MFH and other uncharacterized tumors into one of the major subtypes, the majority predicted as leiomyosarcomas, liposarcomas and fibrosarcomas.
By installing property guardians – and basic facilities such as temporary showers and kitchens – owners can reclassify buildings as domestic, slashing their business rates.
"Our algorithm is about 70 to 80percentt accurate," said Ms. Francis, who added that its users can reclassify inaccurate results so the system learns from its mistakes.
What is more, since the dud borrowers now have less debt, banks can reclassify the rest of their loans and reduce reserves set against them.
They can reclassify the charges if necessary, for example, by moving a tab from the "dinner" to the "entertainment" category, add any charges not billed to the card, like taxi fares, and provide explanations for any expenses the software has flagged as violating the company's travel policy, like justifying an expensive hotel because everything else in town was booked.
It is fair to say, however, that its capital ratio would look worse had it accounted for assets differently.Changes to international accounting rules in mid-October now mean that many more banks can reclassify assets so they are not subject to mark-to-market accounting.
However, according to the Controlled Substances Act (the law that created the schedules), Holder himself can reclassify anything on the list, with no more authority necessary than his own signature.
The test can reclassify histologically intermediate-grade ER-positive cancers into high or low molecular grade with significantly different prognosis.
Garcetti also said that he thinks the federal government should reclassify cannabis "so that we can actually get folks the medicine that they need".
