Sentence examples for reexamination that from inspiring English sources

They were, in my opinion, though, serious enough to warrant a careful reexamination of the IPCC process -- a reexamination that would be best completed before the Fifth Assessment began.

It's hard to predict what the PTO will do, but a majority of so-called requests for reexamination that the office grants end up in alterations to claims.

In defending its move, the township prepared a "reexamination report" that raised hazy new traffic concerns even though an earlier report found no such issues, and both the town's traffic expert and the county's planning board found that the mosque would have only a minimal effect on traffic.

Such a reexamination indicates that the associative evidence is now stronger and that the biologic basis for a number of adverse effects has now been demonstrated.

If the reexamination reveals that the original influential data are correct, and if the assumed model fits the data well, geneticists can go to the next stage for positional cloning of the causative gene for the phenotype.

DNA varies in samples of P. jiroveci, a feature that allows reexamination of the relationships between host and pathogen.

About that reexamination, Durzy says that MercExchange used these same arguments and failed to stop the patent office from going forward with the reexamination.

This is also an ex parte reexamination, which means that the complaining party won't be involved in the rest of the reexamination process, while Apple will have the opportunity to defend its original claim.

We show here that reexamination of the data leads to opposite conclusions.

In shoehorning so much into any one hour, "Real" trades in some accepted wisdom about the period that could stand reexamination.

He also searches out the kind of challenge that could prompt the reexamination of an entire field.