Aber notes that because the nitrogen cycle is closely linked to the cycling of carbon in and out of forests, the latter may need to be reevaluated as well.
This record can be reevaluated as needed.
Thus, our initial hypothesis that breed transcriptome differences might affect primarily the endocrine system should be reevaluated, as is not fully supported by our experimental results.
In 1996, carbon black, a toner component, was reevaluated as Group 2B that is possibly carcinogenic to human, based on experiments on rats by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) [ 4].
Therefore, the use of any empirical scoring thresholds needs to be constantly reevaluated as new experimental data emerges.
When evolution or neoplasia are reevaluated as end results of self-referential agencies, both processes no longer constitute a random set.
The value of Tayara as a type site for the Early Dorset is reevaluated as we reconstitute the sequence of occupation.
A technical solution reevaluated as a consequence of passive design principles, is to provide an adequate thermal inertia in order to store energy when it is offered and to use it when the source is not available.
The fifth (Fig. 3e) is the 1854 Ansei Tokai earthquake (Mw 8.2), which was once believed to have partly ruptured the source fault of the 1707 Hoei earthquake (Ando 1975; Ishibashi 2004) but was recently reevaluated as a unique type of large earthquake, distinct from the Hoei earthquake (Seno 2012).
Recently, the Maotianshan Shales fossil, Cotyledion tylodes, has been reevaluated as being an ancient, sclerite-bearing entoproct (originally having been identified as a putative carpoid echinoderm).
