Sentence examples for with a reclassification from inspiring English sources

The 2006 unionization drive coincided with a reclassification of the job statuses for all postdocs at UC carried out in conjunction with the start of a new systemwide health care and benefit scheme that then--and now--ranked among the best in the nation.

The epidemic of obesity began, as many modern epidemics do, with a reclassification.

A large benefit would be achieved in the patient subgroup with a moderate high risk, with a reclassification to high risk of 22.8 % of the patients, and an ICER of €1,652/QALY and €5,884/QALY (REGICOR and Framingham cohorts).

The aim of this study was to analyse the reliability of the national suicide statistics by comparing the classification of suicide in the Scandinavian cause of death registers with a reclassification by 8 persons with different medical expertise (psychiatry, forensic pathology and public health) from each of the 3 Scandinavian countries.

When examining 1-year mortality risk, there were a total of 18 445 (31%) patients that required reclassification, with a net reclassification improvement of 4.4%95%5% CI 3.5%to5.2%2%).

Another feature of this study is that the addition of CAC to traditional risk factors leads to a clinically and statistically significant overall reclassification of 28% of participants with a significant reclassification in the intermediate-risk category.

At the Estadio Jalisco that evening, for example, I watched 12th-placed Atlas scrape into a reclassification with just 22 points from a possible 51 (not that we had much of a clue, mind you, without Peter Snow to guide us...)...

Chelsea recently attempted to quash reports that the club is for sale, with legal action and a reclassification of roughly half of the £0.7bn Abramovich had loaned the club by June 2008 as equity to demonstrate "a continued and strengthened commitment from the shareholder".

In order to illustrate the improvement given by lactate in association with PCT, we provide a reclassification table that enables us to quantify the benefit of the association in terms of number of patients correctly reclassified.

Interest in the taxonomy of the nondiphtheriae corynebacteria has increased, with a resultant reclassification of earlier defined taxa and discovery of new pathogens in the group (1, 8 ).

Extension of the reference model by the different CKD definitions resulted in an increase in the c statistic only when adding CKD-CysC (from 0.638 to 0.644) along with a net reclassification improvement of 8.9%.