Sentence examples for reevaluated based on from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, after finishing the sensitivity analysis of key input parameters, the public dose is reevaluated based on extreme parameters.
Once a year, at the renewal date, policyholders can request from their insurer that their policy is reevaluated based on updated credit scores.
The Goreau paradigm of "light-enhanced calcification" is being reevaluated, based on evidence that blue light stimulates coral calcification independently from photosynthesis rates.
The state-of-the-art of the gas-liquid mass transfer characteristics in trickle-bed reactors was summarized and its quantification methods were reevaluated based on a wide-ranging data base of some 3200 measurements.
The fluid dynamic and the gas liquid mass transfer characteristics of trickle-bed reactors were revisited and their quantification methods reevaluated based on extensive experimental historic flow databases (22,000 experiments) set up from the open literature published over the last 50 years.
Assignment of patients to the control, AS, and DCM groups was reevaluated based on the echocardiography results obtained during this study.
It was not possible to reevaluate outcomes based on presenting ulcer size, but based on the similarities between study arms regarding ulcer size in the five studies that mentioned it, such an assessment was not necessary.
The remaining recommendations have been reevaluated and graded based on literature published since the last edition of the guideline.
New Jersey-based Braeburn Pharmaceuticals said it is "reevaluating our options based on the recent, unjust legislation" whether to build a $20 million manufacturing and research facility in Durham County.
TechCrunch has been hard on unified address book provider Plaxo in the past, and probably with due cause, given their previous spam promoting ways, but I am now reevaluating that view based on Plaxo Sync.
The U.S. would "reevaluate our approach" based on Netanyahu's "change in his position," White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest told reporters as the president flew to Cleveland to deliver a speech on economic policy.
