reclassify造句
1. But the false assumption is that everybody can be reclassified as a wealth creator.
2. These are not new jobs as such, but rather jobs that have been reclassified as service sector jobs.
3. It might also point to more appropriate ways of re-classifying subject areas so that the perspectives of both genders are represented.
4. The aim, allegedly, was to reclassify them as new employees.
5. The new ACT does, however, reclassify mouth swabs as non-intimate samples. Reasonable force may be used to take these.
6. The decision to reclassify narcissism was met with horror by doctors who treat the condition, and the committee is still split on whether to finalize the change.
7. In retail deposit sweeping, banks reclassify checkable deposits as savings deposits so as to reduce statutory reserve requirements.
8. The zoologists had to reclassify the mollusks after they found new species.
9. The latitude of customs to reclassify products was also reduced.
10. If the page's author wishes to reclassify the page, they need only change the list of tags.
11. Reclassify failure types in cross-cultural communication, and explain each type by examples. This helps people to avoid the similar failures and better cross-cultural communication in the future.
12. For the best feature, we also use the classifier based on KCCA to reclassify it.
13. In order to evaluate this algorithm, the current study used the algorithm to reclassify the patients with AAV and PAN in our center.
14. In view of this, this thesis attempts to make a tentative study of the meaning construction of English puns in the light of Conceptual Integration Theory and try to reclassify English puns.
15. E. The person in charge of your tennis program has the right to reclassify you based upon match results, if your self-placement is thought to be inappropriate.
16. Last October the IASB provoked international uproar by bowing to EU pressure to change its rules without consultation to allow banks to reclassify assets.
17. Critics of the reclassification program say the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and other U. S. spy agencies are the driving force behind the move to reclassify the documents.
18. Conclusions: Despite their limited life expectancy, the use of CAC discriminates mortality risk in the elderly. Furthermore, the use of CAC allows physicians to reclassify risk in the elderly.