"It took original minds to kick against the authority of sacred Scripture," MacCulloch writes, but thankfully such original minds were in evidence, and their legacy "was an early form of the modern critical reconsideration of biblical intention and meaning".
The possible existence of the osseohybridization area and the form of the carbon suggest that reconsideration of the standard definition of osseointegration is necessary.
Under logistic regression, four factors were found to be significantly associated with a 'do not list' (DNL) recommendation: a statement of clinical uncertainty, a request for reconsideration (a form of appeal), the use of price as the only economic evidence, and price greater than comparators [ 4].
If, after careful consideration, you think there has been a misunderstanding or error, some journals will entertain a request for reconsideration, usually in the form of a clear letter or message explaining your point of view.
Instead, they're treated as concepts once discarded but worthy of reconsideration.
LPDs have been reappraised in this era of reconsideration of dialysis indications and timing.
It later decided that the pollution levels were not dropping fast enough, a reconsideration that has fueled speculation that the E.P.A. will order some form of dredging.
The decisions are part of a continuing reconsideration of the death penalty.
Yet underneath the pious hopes lies an element of serious reconsideration.
Your business plan should reflect an ongoing system of reflection, reconsideration, and revision.
