Towards the end stages of the moratorium, the NHMRC Council revisited the issue to consider the future direction of xenotransplantation research in Australia.
Commissioner Goodell emphasized that if additional information is brought to his attention that discloses bounties offered for injuring specific opposing players, he will revisit the matter to consider additional discipline.
Mr Logevall revisits this period to consider the tension between idealism and pragmatism that still confounds American policymakers today.In the cold war America grew convinced that what was at stake in Vietnam was not just, as young Kennedy put it, "the desperate effort of the French regime to hang onto the remnants of an empire".
If the result does not abide by the polls — say, Mr. Romney wins by 10 points, or Mr. Santorum wins by any margin — we can revisit these factors to consider which ones might have played the largest role in the unexpected result.
Adicity Revisited: A final argument to consider on the question of selection revisits adicity (Section 1.3), and maintains that additional causal relata might reconcile caprice and predictability, and explain inseparability (Schaffer 2005 and 2012).
In the 2001 Report of the Endocrine Disruptors Low-Dose Peer Review, that expert panel acknowledged that low-dose effects had been sufficiently documented at that point in time for the EPA to consider revisiting its current testing paradigm.
It has also been asked to revisit the issue of whether to consider rejected ballots, like ones put in the wrong ballot box, as part of the total when calculating whether the 50 percent threshold had been passed.
The High Line's success as an elevated park, its improbable evolution from old trestle into glittering urban amenity, has motivated a whole host of public officials and city planners to consider or revisit efforts to convert relics from their own industrial pasts into potential economic engines.
In such cases, it is important first to revisit the clinical context, and to consider potential confounding factors, including alterations in normal physiology (e.g. pregnancy), intercurrent (non-thyroidal) illness, and medication usage (e.g. thyroxine, amiodarone, heparin).
"The WRU revisited the issue of George North and agreed to consider assisting in a financial model to retain him in Wales with one of the four regions.
