Sentence examples similar to re appraising from inspiring English sources

We believe that the nested case-control approach should be applied more often in diagnostic research, and also be (re)appraised in current guidelines on diagnostic methodology.

Our findings support the view that the nested case-control study is a valid and efficient design for diagnostic studies and should also be (re)appraised in current guidelines on diagnostic accuracy research.

Ultimately, President Obama needs to fundamentally re-appraise how he approaches the Middle East.

The style has been re-appraised for some time now, and not just among the aficionados.

Such words infuriate not just conservative politicians but also left-wing architectural historians, who have struggled to re-educate Italians to re-appraise Fascist architecture, which in Italy has been widely derided because of its associations with Mussolini.

It may be that talking through what you are interested in to re-appraise your strengths is a better approach than simply trying to find the course title you applied for originally.

Finally, it questions what counts as 'doing science' and in turn, definitions of success and failure and provides some material evidence towards re-appraising the successfulness of Crick's contribution to the neurosciences.

Some of this evidence has been re-appraised and certain errors in experimental measurements have been strongly suspected [3].

"What we, as clinicians must do, is nod reverently at their work, learn lessons from it, and re-appraise our own practices accordingly.

It may seem surprising to us now but it wasn't until years later that Citizen Kane was finally revived, re-appraised and embraced by the public.

The spread of democracy – since 1980 in the Iberian Peninsula and after 1990 in central and eastern Europe – has made it possible for Europe to re-appraise its history and forge a new self-understanding.