Sentence examples for by reexamination from inspiring English sources

Baseline data collection was followed by reexamination 12 months later.

The plaintiff's attorney has the option, finally, to reestablish the credibility of his witness by reexamination.

Facts are not absolutes but hypotheses that have become increasingly accurate by reexamination.

By reexamination of temperature data, this study has demonstrated the presence of two successive temperature rates and the capability of the appendix tissue to maintain and change its initial temperature.

Follow-up data were collected from the medical records, by using questionnaires [ 6, 13, 19] to owners, by interviewing the owners and by reexamination of the dogs.

The finding of pulmonary metastases at the time of Lt and previously by reexamination of CT scans illustrates limitations in the preoperative screening procedure.

The discrepancy reflects the existence of two minima on the chi-square surface for the WT global fit; the second minimum was only discovered by a reexamination motivated by the studies on the variants, which exhibited a considerably reduced association rate constant.

Discrepancies were resolved by simultaneous reexamination of the slides by both investigators using a two-headed microscope.

This study proposes a biophysical composition index (BCI) for simple and convenient derivation of urban biophysical compositions for practical applications following Ridd's conceptual vegetation – impervious surface – soil triangle model by a reexamination of the Tasseled Cap (TC) transformation.

Orndorf noted that Bruce is a "character constantly striving to do the right thing, not worn down by incessant reexamination".

Second- and third-wave feminism in China has been characterized by a reexamination of women's roles during the communist revolution and other reform movements, and new discussions about whether women's equality has actually been fully achieved.