Sentence examples for revisiting the section from inspiring English sources

I think the author could improve the paper by revisiting the section where he states "Now imagine that you replace these six sequences …" Stating that the likelihood will change if you change the data seems trivial and, given how models are evaluated in terms of relative differences in likelihood, confusing as to the main point.

See article.At his first press conference in three months Barack Obama announced reforms to overseeing the National Security Agency's surveillance operations, and asked Congress to revisit the section of the Patriot Act that gives the government sweeping powers to collect phone-call data.

If you don't love your food, do something else.' They do five years in his kitchens - three years of apprenticeship, working in each section of the kitchen in turn, then two more years in which they revisit the sections again, taking on more responsibility.

Notice that while the VB group reviewed their response to the assessment, they revisited the visualization section and then resumed reviewing items.

This subject is revisited in the section on hierarchical modeling.

On recently revisiting the BFI Player, I stumbled upon a welcome section I hadn't seen before.

Daniel Medwed, a law professor at Northeastern University who has written at length about prosecutorial misconduct, told The Huffington Post that "beneath the patina of collegiality," Monday's opinion struck him as "a cry for the higher court to look anew at Solberg and for the legislature to revisit that section of the code".

Revisiting the examples from Sect.

The Poxvirus Laboratory at CDC recently reviewed this data and reexamined specimens from the inventory to revisit the existence of sections of intact DNA by using more modern methods.

Similarly to section 'Structural-based viewpoint analysis', this section revisits the contributions of our research group on fault-based testing (in particular, mutation testing) of AO programs.

In Notes from a Small Island Bryson dissects with astonishment the amusing conversations between men that he would overhear – and he revisits the topic in a section of his new book that, Mullan said, is worth the cover price alone.