Sentence examples for reexamination as from inspiring English sources

Multiple regression analyses were carried out for each cognitive domain separately with LSI-A at reexamination as the dependent variable.

Separate multiple linear regression models with cognitive domains at baseline and LSI-A at reexamination as the dependent variable were constructed (Table 4).

The following evidence, anecdotal in nature but repeated on my campus and others, suggests that our one-size-fits-all approach to community college enrollment requires reexamination, especially as community colleges are being called upon to play a role in rejuvenating our economy.

Robine et al. (2009) noted that in mouse piRNA libraries many piRNA clusters that were once believed to be exonic could, upon reexamination, be reclassified as 3'UTR directed.

To explore potential confounding effects, correlations with the LSI-A at reexamination were calculated for the whole group as well as stratified for stroke "yes"/ no," and depressive mood high/low, education high/low, and independence/dependence in functional capacity using Pearson's correlation coefficient (Tables 2 and 3).

His Executive Order 13636 resulted in the creation of a cyber "framework" as well as a reexamination of federal procurement policy.

Reassessment of clinical and pathological reports as well as histopathologic reexamination of H&E stained tissue slides in 201 cases resulted in correction of data entry errors and thus exclusion of two patients with neuroendocrine neoplasms and one patient with ovarian cancer metastasis to the periampullary region.

Improvements in spectroscopic detection and our understanding of the light transport through tissue now warrant a reexamination of the problem as these mitochondrial signals are sensitive to both mitochondrial function and mitochondrial oxygenation and thus have the potential to provide valuable physiological information on the energy metabolism of the brain.

The United States Patent and Trademark Office ordered a reexamination of the patent, and, as in Britain, the examiner found that PDE5 inhibitors were not a new invention by Pfizer, voiding the patent.

It is in this context, that a case is made for the reexamination and promotion of ether as the primary inhalation general anesthetic of the developing world.

As a consequence, a reexamination of their work and all previous studies in H2, C3H8, and CH3OH flames has been made.