Sentence examples for In reconsideration from inspiring English sources

In reconsideration of these results, IL-2 and LAK immunotherapy did not contribute to the patient's prognosis, even though immunotherapy is usually effective for hemangiosarcoma [ 29– 31].

Over a long weekend of theatergoing, I found nothing as riveting or as deep as "Two Plays After," a delicious and thoughtful pairing of one-acts in homage to and in reconsideration of Chekhov, written by the Irish playwright Brian Friel and presented by the Gate Theater of Dublin.

In a reconsideration of Orwell in 2003, Louis Menand noted that while "Down and Out" was a young man's book, the impulse behind it carried through Orwell's life: He didn't merely go on adventures in class-crossing.

When Walter Benjamin wrote "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction," in 1936, he was intervening in a reconsideration of aesthetic values that had been long under way.

Work is already underway to update a 2006 review of the science that will result in the reconsideration of the ozone standard in 2013.

Fractal dimension and its generalizations, as critical exponents in a power-law scaling, have been chosen as a tool in the reconsideration of a mass transport through membranes, and in the process of casting (DLA membranes).

After the judicial review ruling in April, three opposing members called the plans in for reconsideration.

The concept of fuzzy sets was first introduced by Zadeh [1] in 1965, and then the fuzzy sets have been used in the reconsideration of classical mathematics.

In combination with increased confidence in surgery and the availability of information, this may have resulted in a reconsideration of selection criteria (Pennington et al. 2003, Price et al. 2005a, Berend et al. 2007, Cartier et al. 2007, Kort et al. 2007).

In the reconsideration, the E.P.A. and the Justice Department will determine whether the pollution standards have been applied too harshly.

The ACLU has not always succeeded in these trials, but the public airing of the issues has often led to success on appeal or in legislative reconsideration later.