Sentence examples for reconsideration of how from inspiring English sources

Excavations undertaken in 1996 have led to a radical reconsideration of how long people have inhabited Finland.

But the growing evidence of productive hybridization does seem to call for a reconsideration of how we think about species.

We focus on decisive factors that distinguish macroscopic from microfluidic cell culture to encourage a reconsideration of how macroscopic cell culture principles might apply to microfluidic cell culture.

But another will surely be a reconsideration of how Palace events are filmed and the terms on which footage is released.

These are huge, new requirements, any one of which might call for a clean slate reconsideration of how one might design a marketing organization.

This new integrated department was baptized "Strategy, Sustainability, and Public Affairs". The reorganization inspired a reconsideration of how AXA monitored and measured its CR efforts.

Robert Fogel, the University of Chicago economic historian awarded a Nobel Prize for his data-driven reconsiderations of how railways and slavery influenced U.S. economic history, has died.

Most important for the present context, the estrogen story has become a gadfly that is provoking a reconsideration of just how we know what we know about a drug's effectiveness.

We agree that GABA corelease from ChAT+ cells of the forebrain forces an important reconsideration for how the cholinergic system regulates excitability and activity in neural circuits.

We ask how landscape is represented in pro and anti-windfarm discourses and how reconsideration of landscape might lead to alternative constructions of justice.

We propose a reconsideration of ratio scales, showing how they can be obtained when ratio and difference empirical relations are available and when they satisfy proper compatibility conditions.