Sentence examples for reassessed based from inspiring English sources

Must the lovely art of harpist Joanna Newsom be reassessed based on the knowledge that she's now married to a sitcom star?

If that calculation was < 4 or > 45 weeks to outcome, gestational age was reassessed based on additional information.

The histopathologic diagnoses of all cases were reassessed based on established histological criteria defined by the WHO Classification of Tumours of the Breast in 2012 [25].

Newt, whose lump-like presence in the race seemed immovable, even as it became impossible that he would win and very possible that the lights in his office would be turned out for lack of funds, said yesterday on NBC that he would "reassess," based on how he does in Delaware, which is one of five states voting in primaries today.

We do have something in place but we constantly reassess based on that criteria and will likely change it before too long, as the kids grow older, mature, and form their own close relationships in our family and circle of friends.

The U.S. EPA (2007) is currently reassessing formaldehyde based on studies that show that formaldehyde may follow a hockey-stick or J-shockey-stick oronse (Conolly et al. 2003, 2004).

In the revision of the NORSOK N-003 standard on "Actions and action effects" the requirements to ship impacts are being reassessed and updated based on statistics on supply vessel sizes and collision energies; as well on service experiences.

Since the overall reciprocal orientation of helices TM1, 3 and 4 has strong experimental support, we reassessed TM2 orientation based on a criterion that maximized surface complementarities after the initial MD relaxation.

Two months later they reassessed 322 cases based on extended medical certificates.

Mr. Cain told Fox News late in the day that he continued to reassess his campaign based on the controversy's impact on his family, supporters and contributions, and said he would decide the fate of his campaign within days.

"As we know, science is never a fixed thing — it always changes, and then you reassess your position based on new data — but these companies have gone all-in on the premise that the science is right," Mr. Borelli said.