Sentence examples for a re-evaluation for from inspiring English sources

No sign as yet of a re-evaluation, for the Star denies his accusations.

This was a cross-sectional study of individuals with OA who were assessed during a re-evaluation for permanent disability, after they were no longer exposed to the sensitizing agent.

Additionally, a large meta-analysis demonstrated better than expected survival from OHPTCA, suggesting the need for a re-evaluation of current guidelines for field termination of resuscitative efforts in this population.

Recent high profile opinion pieces, informed by systematic reviews of randomized trials 1 2 and prospective cohort studies, 1 3 have called for a re-evaluation of dietary guidelines for intake and a re-appraisal of the effects of saturated fat on health; during this time public health efforts to remove trans fats from the food supply in several countries have intensified.

"I hope that our result will prompt a re-evaluation of UDCA for clinical use in treating fatty liver disease and potentially type 2 diabetes," Stahl said.

The revision came after a "re-evaluation of the potential for growth in electricity use for a variety of residential and commercial appliances and equipment, including personal computers," the report said.

Danny Kruger calls for a re-evaluation of the purpose of punishment for crime.

This reinforces calls for a re-evaluation of parental access and funding for elective circumcision of their minor male children in all states in Australia [ 6, 56] and, in the USA, the 18 states that no longer provide coverage under Medicaid [ 52, 53].

Kudos to Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman for calling for a re-evaluation of how we use bail to determine which criminal defendants should be incarcerated and which can be safely released to the community while their cases are pending.

Gen Houghton called also for a re-evaluation of homeland security, with the potential for a state-sponsored terror or cyber attack to alter "many of our calculations about the security of the United Kingdom in the years to come".

Results justify a re-evaluation of the indications for the local excision of rectal cancer with a curative intent.