Sentence examples for may need reconsideration from inspiring English sources

This default taboo may need reconsideration.

Lateral variation of the fluid component in the source mantle based on the systematics of trace elements and isotopes reported by Nakamura and Iwamori (2009) may need reconsideration and revision since they show very small fluid addition in some volcanoes on the volcanic front.

Guidelines on thromboprophylaxis may need reconsideration in fast-track elective surgery.

No such evidence exists for non-monetary incentives or first class post, use of which may need reconsideration.

2) The statement that DNA-binding was dependent on the N-terminal regions of SYCP3, as it was not detected for the SYCP3 core, may need reconsideration, as the DNA binding assay seems to have been performed only with EMSA.

The earlier notion that most of the megaplasmid genes of HB27 and HB8 may be responsible for thermophily [ 15] may need reconsideration as SA-01 has dispensed with many of them.

The use of LRRK2 kinase inhibition to treat PD may therefore need reconsideration.

Items for classification of PTAM levels may need some reconsideration.

It also means that the definition of progressive AR may need some reconsideration.

Results of this study imply that the commonly held belief that engineered nanomaterials in suspension during sonication pose low risk of inhalation exposure may need some reconsideration.

Consistent with our results, Magrath et al. (2009) also suggested that the females' benefits from engaging in extra-pair copulation may need careful reconsideration.