Sentence examples for conducted re from inspiring English sources

"It is being recommended that no further investigation be conducted re the subject".

A total of 7 regressions were conducted (re Table  3).

Other researchers from the Health Effects Institute -– an independent research institution jointly funded by EPA and the automotive industry in the 1980s to resolve similar disputes about diesel pollution -– conducted re-analyses of the results in multiple studies, also confirming the Harvard Six Cities findings.

Given this discrepancy with the previous reported associations in the northern Italian and the Finnish populations, we conducted re-analysis of these previously published data, which supported one of several possible explanations: i) inadequate matching of cases and controls; ii) inadequate adjustment for multiple comparison testing; iii) cryptic population stratification.

We conducted re-biopsy to the patient to check EGFR mutation analysis by cycleave polymerase chain reaction technique (cycleave-PCR).

Several studies have conducted re-sampling methods similar to "bootstrapping" by randomly selecting 80%% of deficits for inclusion in the FI and repeating this process for 1000 iterations.

To assess the quality of genotyping, we conducted re-genotyping of a randomly selected 5% of samples and obtained 100% agreement.

The field supervisors checked all the collected forms and conducted re-interviews of approximately five percent of the forms to ensure the quality of data collected.

After baseline evaluation, the treating physicians conducted re-evaluations of the disease status based on Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumour.

Secondly, after E2 treatment, we conducted Re-ChIP on the initial anti-ERα immunoprecipitate, resuspended it and then immunoprecipitated it a second time separately with anti-ERα, anti-N-CoR, anti-HDAC1 and anti-HDAC3 antibodies.

In concordance with previously published studies (which were all retrospectively conducted), re-exploration can yield resectability rates greater than 50% and can be performed with low morbidity and mortality.