Sentence examples for in reexamining from inspiring English sources

There is an increasing interest in reexamining the relationship between glucose levels and postoperative complications.

Lastly, in a time where hateful ideologies abound, is there something useful in reexamining Pound's life?

And yet the speech reflects a marked new interest in American society in reexamining our national experiment, now nearing four decades in length, in hyper-aggressive incarceration.

Some colleges, such as the University of Manitoba and the University of Alberta, have been more proactive in reexamining their scholarships, creating policy that ensures new scholarships adhere to their respective human rights codes.

In reexamining Breaking Bad's earlier seasons with the full knowledge of the destination, for example, viewers realize that Walt has in fact always been the arrogant, despotic, chip-on-shoulder antihero depicted so powerfully by the fifth season.

Some universities, such as the University of Manitoba and the University of Alberta have been more proactive in reexamining their scholarships, creating policy that ensures new scholarships adhere to their respective human rights codes.

P. Madhusudan et al. discuss the current debate on the choice, amount, and end points for fluid resuscitation in sepsis in their review "Fluid Resuscitation in Sepsis: Reexamining the Paradigm".

Curated by Jonathan David Katz, the collection places the nude at the center of early same-sex representation in art, reexamining the visual meaning of early queer history.

While this stimulus set is, to our knowledge, the largest of its kind, Wisniewski and Murphy (2005) collected similar ratings in their study reexamining evidence for the competition among relations in nominals model of conceptual combination (Gagné & Shoben, 1997).

Having symptoms from any of the three groups was not related to changes in immunoglobulins A, G, and M. The follow-up study of 25 participants (longitudinal cohort) examined in 1997 1998 and reexamined in 2008 2010 allowed us to investigate changes in immunoglobulins A, G, and M in a small longitudinal sample.

Indeed, Carl Bernstein's new biography of Hillary Rodham Clinton often feels like a very long, very slow acid flashback to the 1990s, rehashing and reexamining, in minute detail, matters like Monica, Whitewater, bimbo eruptions and the state of the Clintons' marriage.