Sentence examples similar to need for re evaluating from inspiring English sources
A poor response to steroid therapy should indicate the possibility of a diagnosis of gallbladder cancer with a need for re-evaluating the diagnosis.
However, later studies have shown the need for re-evaluating the break-points defining echinocandin susceptibility as clinical observations have been made regarding therapeutic failure, in spite of susceptibility tests having indicated lower than 2 μg/mL values.
"What this does is initiate a possibility for re-evaluating what kind of transition we need in Afghanistan".
This makes the management of bacterial infections very difficult not only for hospitalized patients but also otherwise healthy non-hospitalized patients [ 4, 5] and, in the same time, poses the need for continuously re-evaluating global infectious disease surveillance systems [ 6].
These errors, stemming from problems during the experimental design and/or quality control have led for the need to re-evaluate the established methods and use caution when claiming replication [ 47].
More broadly, these results suggest the need to re-evaluate strategies for detection of causal genetic variants in the partial epilepsies: the genetic and mechanistic architecture of the partial epilepsies must be more complex or heterogeneous than considered here.
We need to re-evaluate our personnel system, our evaluation system.
In light of evidence regarding the effectiveness of lay workers in population health improvement, there is a need to re-evaluate how camps for refugees and IDPs are organized and the way services are provided for women and children who reside in camps.
That's why you need to re-evaluate regularly and watch for when the tipping point is approaching.
Nevertheless, our study highlights the need to re-evaluate the current HBV screening guidelines for cancer patients undergoing immunosuppressive therapy.
Our data support the need to re-evaluate the level of precision recommended for the current generation of troponin assays.
