Sentence examples for one reexamination from inspiring English sources

The study sample consisted of 4,323 women and 2,764 men who had at least one reexamination over 4 years and for whom all metabolic syndrome components were measured at baseline.

Similarly, 651 subjects with no follow-up did not differ significantly from 7,087 subjects having at least one reexamination in terms of metabolic syndrome components, except for HDL cholesterol, which could be explained by a worse nutritional status linked to higher cumulative mortality rates (data not shown).

Of the remaining nine MRI-detected nodes, three could be retrieved on reexamination of the specimen; one directly after consulting the MRI-based map and two others after defatting the specimen with acetone.

On reexamination, 545 days post partum, no murmur could be detected.

One aspect is the repeated reexamination (testing) of existing "facts" with new data and new techniques.

At the time of reexamination in 2012, one man was Mf-negative, and the others had night blood L. loa Mf counts between 608 and 31,728 Mf/mL.

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A total of 367 individuals (62%) reported unchanged ADL, while 44 (8%) scored higher in the reexamination, of whom 40 had increased in ADL function by one step, three subjects by two, and one by three steps.

In other cases, the multiple sets of information may contradict one another (e.g., Nyári et al. 2010), prompting reexamination of the strength of evidence behind each viewpoint.

But if this is to be a true reexamination, why not put everything on the table?

The following evidence, anecdotal in nature but repeated on my campus and others, suggests that our one-size-fits-all approach to community college enrollment requires reexamination, especially as community colleges are being called upon to play a role in rejuvenating our economy.