Sentence examples for re-evaluation which from inspiring English sources
It's a re-evaluation, which is a wonderful and justified reason for the cast to reconvene.
In the proximal descending colon, a focal substenosis with asymmetric mural thickening (arrows) and pseudopolyps (thin arrow) is detected, prompting endoscopic and bioptic re-evaluation, which allowed excluding carcinoma and dysplasia.
In fact, after clinical re-evaluation, which we adopted as a gold standard, some patients appeared to have been misclassified according to AECG criteria.
In the latter case an atypical pattern found at FDG-PET (mediastinal bulk without localised lung lesion) initiated histological re-evaluation, which finally revealed seminoma instead of NSCLC.
Here we have confirmed the input of proteogenomics to indicate the specific loci that need such sequence re-evaluation which has already been highlighted by others [ 36].
Considering the predominant component of intestinal differentiation, the patient was treated with XELOX (capecitabine + oxaliplatin) and a bisphosphonate, though with a very short CT scan re-evaluation, which after 2 cycles of chemotherapy showed progression of the bone lesion (2 cm).
Her workers' compensation was also increased, after a re-evaluation in which she was deemed disabled.
Four years before the appearance of Revolution In The Head he had attracted similar levels of acclaim from a very different quarter when he published The New Shostakovich, a biographical re-evaluation in which he attacked the KGB's attempts to discredit the composer's own memoirs.
The revised code follows two years of re-evaluation, during which time the discovery of disgraced former cyclist Lance Armstrong's extensive doping highlighted the tough battle for clean competition.
The second re-evaluation, for which more information was available, was performed by the Norwegian psychiatrist (ØE) and forensic pathologist (SR).
Thus, it would be important to make a thorough re-evaluation of which patients would truly need and would benefit from discharge to an extended institutional care facility.
