Sentence examples for current reexamination from inspiring English sources

Thomas Doherty, a cultural historian at Brandeis, says the contrast between the current reexamination of the allegations against Parker and the way the public reacted to director Roman Polanksi winning an Oscar in 2003 after being charged with drugging and sodomizing an underage girl decades earlier is telling.

The observation of a strong positive correction between ω and Ks therefore challenges the current paradigm of molecular evolution, and necessitates a reexamination of the widely held assumption that ω is determined primarily by selective pressure independent of neutral mutation rate.

At the very least, Nussbaum argued in the July September 2009 issue of the International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health, the KiKK study points out the need for a critical reexamination of the fundamental assumptions and models underlying current radiation safety standards and regulations.

In these atypical cases, confirming the reopening of the stenotic MPD or reexamination by EUS-FNAB is likely to be necessary, as in current case.

Results suggest a careful reexamination for the appropriateness of continued use of currently adopted reference growth curves to classify neonates.

In our current study, twenty five planar defect-free-like nanowires were subjected to multiple rounds of reposition and reexamination, and planar defects were seen from all of them eventually.

This merits a reexamination of the difficult question of what it means to be Native.

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

American Federation of Government Employees president J David Cox Sr .called the situation "very concerning" and said there should be a serious reexamination of TSA security policies.

Meanwhile, there had developed a thorough reexamination of the concept of Americanization.

One aspect is the repeated reexamination (testing) of existing "facts" with new data and new techniques.