Sentence examples for merits reconsideration from inspiring English sources

Yet, recent experimental evidence on quadruplet decoding, as well as the discovery of organisms with ambiguous and dual decoding, suggest that the possibility of the evolution of triplet decoding from living systems with non-triplet decoding merits reconsideration and further exploration.

However, the implicit assumption that simply raising institutional delivery proportions will translate into a reduction in maternal mortality merits reconsideration.

The historical distortions and lack of context in these positions are immense and merit reconsideration, particularly since Mr. Paulin is now engaged in telling the history of the Second World War in an eclectic poetic epic (the first volume, "The Invasion Handbook," has just been published).

In those instances, the use of marginal models or regression coefficient covariance matrix adjustment would also merit reconsideration.

The identities of radionuclides on the HPHC list for smokeless tobacco products may merit reconsideration in the light of these findings.

Given the high priority given to communication in our study this may merit reconsideration.

"We're still working with our attorneys," said Lolly Prince, the first selectwoman, "but it does appear that they believe there is sufficient reason on merits to seek a reconsideration of the case by the Connecticut Supreme Court".

Starring George Plimpton as Himself' (No rating, 1 29) This documentary about George Plimpton — the editor-journalist who made a specialty of trying out (and failing in) various occupations, especially sports, and writing very well about it — tacitly suggests a reconsideration of its subject, whose literary merits in his lifetime were largely overshadowed by his self-created public profile.

Now, in the face of more rational resuscitation strategies, the relative merits of dopamine, norepinephrine, and other vasopressors deserve reconsideration.

"A reconsideration.

Each needs careful reconsideration.