Despite this uncertainty, Felitti has written that the ACE data "have given us reason to reconsider the very structure of primary care medical practice in America".
Network Rail chairman, Richard Parry-Jones, added: "We believe that at the start of a new five year programme, the time is right to reconsider the bonus structure for our executive directors.
The first modification is not uncommon for polytomous scales [ 36] but may indicate the need to reconsider the category structure if further studies encounter the same problem.
The electronic music pioneer said that these political outcomes, which are intensely distressing for many, will encourage people to reconsider the social structures of society.
It is now time to reconsider the antioxidant structure-activity relationships as a first step to design more effective antioxidants for future applications.
They would have to reconsider the property tax structure and find a permanent and recurring source of funding to support the service workers and the poor through either outright affordable construction, housing subsidies or living wages.
Despite their risks and adverse effects on several markets around the world, the recent economic circumstances provided the world with an opportunity to reconsider the global economic structure, and revive global trade lines among economic hubs capable of adapting to new developments, and keen to contribute to the growth of the world's economy.
The NT had become such a big business that the chairman, John Makinson, reconsidered the traditional structure in which the artistic director – always likely to be happier reading scripts than balance sheets – was the de facto CEO of the corporation.
Then the normal stress components can be calculated accurately by reconsidering the periodic structure of the beam.
Even in politics, the lack of a solid relation between people, area and administration implies the necessity to reconsider the entire local government structure and representation of people which also includes taxation.
