But also, Mr. Mais suggests, "visitors to our exhibition will be challenged to re-evaluate their understanding of what constitutes resistance".
But a German sociologist now says he has found evidence that on Aug. 13, 1898, during a two-week vacation in the Swiss Alps, Freud, then 42, and Miss Bernays, then 33, put up at the Schweizerhaus, an inn in Maloja, and registered as a married couple, a finding that may cause historians to re-evaluate their understanding of Freud's own psychology.
Results from these studies will likely challenge coastal managers and marine ecologists to re-evaluate their understanding of controls on salt marshes and other marine plant communities and incorporate top-down effects into their management and conservation plans.
While the introduction of the centralized curriculum increases opportunities for shifting towards a more holistic and less academic PSE, the recommended changes, however, require teachers to re-evaluate their understandings of early learners and rethink their approach to teaching and learning, and parents to adjust their academic expectations of preschool children.
Inevitably, some Wall Streeters have re-evaluated their lives.
They re-evaluated their self esteem and relationships with colleagues and coworkers.
Post-traumatic growth refers to how adversity can often be a springboard to a new and more meaningful life in which people re-evaluate their priorities, deepen their relationships, and find new understandings of who they are.
Women in the current study, whilst initially driven to conform to society's expectations of them by concealing their illness experience, developed an understanding that allowed them to re-evaluate their need to conform.
Every company has reason to re-evaluate their office layout from time to time.
Our findings provide a better understanding relating to the clonal structure of ExPECs in diseased pigs and indicate a need to re-evaluate their contribution to human ExPEC diseases.
Economists are fundamentally re-evaluating their field.
