Sentence examples for revalidation from inspiring English sources

An Alton Towers spokeswoman said that the park hopes to open again on Thursday and customers with tickets for Wednesday could seek a revalidation or a refund through the park's website.

The education ministry suspects that the revalidation test has been made needlessly difficult in order to keep foreigners out.

The centre has also launched what it calls the Cancer Biology Reproducibility Project, to look at 50 recent oncology studies.Until now, however, according to Dr Ioannidis, no one has tried to find out whether such attempts at revalidation have actually had any impact on the credibility of research.

"I felt the freedom of being artists, this revalidation of the creative life and its flexibility".

This revalidation scheme was thought up after Harold Shipman murdered all those elderly patients back in the 1990s, and the General Medical Council realised that it would be no bad thing to check up on doctors periodically.

I have some sympathy for them, as the revalidation seems to be paper-based, answering endless questionnaires.

Despite the importance of the changes, revalidation isn't something that any of us should be afraid of".

Negotiations with doctors' leaders at the British Medical Association over how revalidation would be carried out has caused some of the long delays.

"One possible consequence of revalidation … is that some doctors may choose to leave the system rather than undergo appraisal and revalidation processes that would be new to them.

Revalidation will cost an estimated £100m each year, or less than 0.1% of the NHS' total budget.

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