Sentence examples similar to common re examination from inspiring English sources

Complete disagreement after common re-examination by the two coders fell from over 18% to less than 2% of cases.

Implement a common database with individual patient data to allow for re-examination of reviewed charts to avoid problems such as sampling errors.

While big media reviews have been common in recent years, marketers like the General Motors Corporation have accelerated the re-examination of assignments in an effort to make campaigns more effective and to spend money more efficiently.

Direct observation (DO) with re-examination (RE) by a higher-level trained clinician is a common and well-regarded method to assess clinical performance of health workers at first-level health facilities.

All-female casting has become almost as common a practice as its male counterpart and is often credited with producing illuminating re-examinations of gender.

Senator Hollings attached language to the catch-all appropriations bill that would not allow the commission "to repeal, to retroactively apply changes in, or to begin or continue a re-examination of the rules of the F.C.C. with respect to the common ownership of a daily newspaper and a television station" in the same market.

The post-case review of the Evans file is not a re-examination of the decision to bring charges against the former Commons deputy speaker but an investigation into how proceedings were managed.

A re-examination is needed.

But the re-examination is risky.

Those building blocks need perpetual re-examination.

This attitude calls for re-examination.