Sentence examples for reexamination to from inspiring English sources

Gastric carcinoma patients were followed-up every 3 months by telephone or patient's reexamination to the hospital to update the progress of the disease.

This was typically followed by either continued frequency of 2 times per week or a reduction in frequency to 1 time per week, though some patients who are fully recovered were released after the first FU reexamination to 3 week FU.

Its next move is to begin sending requests for ex parte reexaminations to the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

In certain circumstances, an administrative challenge (reexamination or post-grant review) to the asserted patent may also provide you with leverage.

The new group advocated a threefold program of rejection of rabbinic law as a human fabrication and therefore as an unwarranted, unauthoritative addition to Scripture; a return to Palestine to hasten the messianic redemption; and a reexamination of Scripture to retrieve authentic law and doctrine.

So, revaluation and reexamination is necessary to the initial design of inland NPPs during the 3 years suspension from 2012 to 2015.

According to Bratman, these self-governing policies explain what it is for an agent "to take a stand in favor of or against certain motivations, a stand that can itself be subject to reexamination and revision" (2000: 50 51).

Thus, patients should have access to reexamination and optimal care including rehabilitative therapies even if the success of these therapies cannot be seen immediately.

Associations between changes of LSI from baseline to reexamination and change in ADL were analysed and stratified for age, and the younger group showed a positive association (r = 0.207 [ P < 0.001]) in contrast to the older group (r = −0.009 [ P = 0.921]).

The prevalence of inaccurate, discordant, and equivocal HER2 results has lead to a reexamination of the adequacy of existing methods to accurately detect copy number changes involving the HER2 gene, particularly in the setting of complex chromosome 17 rearrangements.

In the group that came to the reexamination session, the mean age at baseline was 83.0 years compared to 85.4 years in the drop-out group, P < 0.001 (Table 1).