Sentence examples for reexamine with from inspiring English sources

Thus, he made his audiences reexamine with painful earnestness the moral foundation of their being.

Questionable finds from the remoter geologic period of the Eocene and Oligocene epochs (55.8 million to 23 million years ago) have also been reexamined, with the result that a number of confusing fossils have been dismissed.

His essays and prefaces, more often than not written quickly to order, were the fruits of his regular meditations and reveal his interest in a remarkably wide variety of subjects: writers and writing, philosophers and language, painters, dancing, architecture, and the fine arts are all reexamined with refreshing vigour.

In this paper the problems are reexamined with particular reference to the characterization of machines as structure-borne sound sources.

The specimens were reexamined with polyclonal napsin A antibodies (Nichirei Biosciences Inc., Tokyo, Japan) and the rabbit monoclonal TTF-1 antibody (clone: SP141, Roche) in separate experiments.

The equations of the Shell model are reexamined with a view to their more effective implementation into a computational fluid dynamics code.

It is recommended that use of the manufacturer's suggested percentages of liquid anti-stripping additives, should be carefully reexamined with regard to production conditions.

The DNS cases were reexamined with this definition and the results suggested that the optimal value for Cϕ is mixing model and case dependent.

After co-precipitation, the solutions were reexamined with UV-Vis spectroscopy (Additional file 1: Figure S4) and the recorded spectra were interpreted using a formula for the average particle radius [25]: r;left(mathrm{nm}right)=frac{-0.3049+sqrt{-26.23012+10240.72/lambda}}{-6.3829+2483.2/lambda}, (1).

And Tang doesn't anticipate a lasting negative impact for the dollar, given the issues with other currencies around the world, particularly the euro, which has been reexamined with a much harsher eye since the Greek debt crisis erupted.

Standardized methods that are presumed to be fair measures of merit or ability must be reexamined with a new perspective that takes into account the diverse backgrounds of aspiring scientists.