Sentence examples similar to concerning reevaluation from inspiring English sources

One route of inquiry along these lines concerns reevaluation of the senses and the orthodox materials that are fashioned into objects of art.

Along with these concerns, a reevaluation of the practice to obtain routine imaging methods in patients with syncope is required to reduce unnecessary and expensive medical testing [8].

Dr. Wilson speculated that the more frequent appearance of the firing sequences in R.E.M. episodes before the rats ran the maze might mean that R.E.M. is "more precisely concerned with the remote past," involving a reevaluation of past experience, rather than a simple translation of events that recently occurred.

Recent studies that report cases of invasive amebiasis in MSM and bisexuals in other developed countries 12, 13 and a higher frequency of amebiasis, detected by specific antigen assays for E. histolytica and serologies, in both developed and developing countries 14– 17 should raise concerns and warrant reevaluation of amebiasis in patients with HIV infection, especially in MSM.

The Red List of Threatened Species conservation status for king penguins is currently "least concern," but the new data may prompt a reevaluation.

This contradicts previously reported conclusions [16], [22]; however, careful reevaluation of the published data suggests concerns about these earlier inferences.

The reevaluation of dinosaurs spurred public interest, with the new generation of paleoartists quick to respond.

The rising cost of medical care has caused a growing concern among older people and societies, in general resulting in constant reevaluation and reform of institutions and programs designed to aid the elderly with these expenses.

"Attorney General Holder understands the concerns that have been raised by the media and has initiated a reevaluation of existing Department policies and procedures.

And Edsall's reevaluation.

Anderson should do the reevaluation.