Sentence examples for make reexamination from inspiring English sources

In the case of molecular studies, the preservation of a specimen that can vouch for the source of the tissue sample used to gather genetic data has been recommended, as genetic analysis often yields surprising results that make reexamination of the original specimen crucial.

It is in this context, that a case is made for the reexamination and promotion of ether as the primary inhalation general anesthetic of the developing world.

Of course, by agreeing to the reexamination, the Patent office did not make a ruling on the validity of any charges.

We find suggestive evidence that representative freeways in many large urban areas provide too high a free-flow speed relative to capacity, thus making the case for reexamination of typical design practice.

Some reexamination of the role of computer-driven orders in a fragmented stock market is required to make sure there are circuit breakers to prevent blue-chip stocks held by ordinary investors from trading in a volatile and incomprehensible manner.

[The rest.] Here's a bit more on this last point that didn't make it into the piece but is worth adding here: Given the disastrous impact of wildfires on communities from Texas to Colorado, President Obama can order a reexamination of forest management practices on federal lands that have resulted in huge accumulations of fuel for conflagrations.

The investigation team made an appointment for a further reexamination at Shanghai Eye Disease Prevention and Treatment Center for glaucoma suspects after the preliminary check.

It wants the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to hold a formal reexamination of a string of awards made between 1996 and 2008.  .

After the reexamination was conducted, a final pass through the data was made to double-check the categorization.

In the era of the Black Lives Matter movement and the April conflagration on the streets of Baltimore, a reexamination of the life of Philadelphia's most notorious former mayor and top cop makes sense.

This reexamination has improved the knowledge and understanding of reptile evolution and classification, although it has made the latter more complex and less stable.