Sentence examples for reevaluated to from inspiring English sources

Each sport in the Games is later reevaluated to make sure that it appeals to Olympic fans.

The load is then increased step by step and for each given load, the stresses are reevaluated to inspect for possible failure.

As humans progress toward this goal, the events of previous space mishaps, narrow escapes, and crises should be reevaluated to improve crew survival in the future.

The optimal selection of soil moisture monitoring points has been reevaluated to address hillslope hydrological processes and the impacts of seasonal differences.

As for PISA's impact in the U.S., says Larry Suter, deputy director of the Division of Research, Evaluation, and Communication at the National Science Foundation, state assessments should be reevaluated to gauge the application of knowledge, not just retention, as a marker of student progress.

There's an Army regulation that says any new recruit who fails three PT tests has to be reevaluated to see if they're fit to serve.

The duo says that the studios will be forced to reevaluate how to distribute films.

"Without the data from those experiments, I may have to reevaluate what to do for my Ph.D.," he adds.

Quotas for member countries are periodically reviewed and reevaluated according to the country's financial situation.

Diagnostic pathology slides were reevaluated according to the World Health Organisation (WHO) 2004 guidelines.

Risk factors for VRE acquisition were not reevaluated due to the minimal impact of antibiotic exclusion.