36 A single large cohort study, which had previously identified a mutation in 78% of suspected PMS2 cases, revisited its mutation-negative samples and screened them using this new method.
Regularly, STR results obtained with different PCR amplification kits are compared, for instance with old cases, when revisiting cold cases or when addressing cross-border crimes.
Alone in some conference room, we review the case, revisit the test results, examine again the X-rays, call a colleague.
The show we were promised, as always, is one of compelling spectacle – and last night it was easy to feel the thrill that every four years comes to new ground – or in last night's case revisits old terrain.
More than one person, though, is not happy to see this case revisited, and violence ensues.
This case revisits decisions made in Grutter v. Bollinger, allowing university admissions officers to consider race and ethnicity when admitting students.
But there is also a case for revisiting the industry's lax tax system, especially if compensation remains high.
Stefan Stern, director of the High Pay Centre, said the increases showed there was a case for revisiting the "powerful" idea of forcing firms to publish the ratio between executive remuneration and pay on the factory floor.
The case for revisiting material is stronger in theatre because, while the television archives preserve the originals intact, earlier stage productions usually exist only in memory or on scratchy videos.
"We think there is a case for revisiting the high-level corporate structure of the company," said Robert Talbut, chief investment officer at Isis Asset Management, which controls $95 billion in assets, including shares of Shell Transport.
