Sentence examples for the current reexamination from inspiring English sources

Thomas Doherty, a cultural historian at Brandeis, says the contrast between the current reexamination of the allegations against Parker and the way the public reacted to director Roman Polanksi winning an Oscar in 2003 after being charged with drugging and sodomizing an underage girl decades earlier is telling.

The observation of a strong positive correction between ω and Ks therefore challenges the current paradigm of molecular evolution, and necessitates a reexamination of the widely held assumption that ω is determined primarily by selective pressure independent of neutral mutation rate.

In the current cohort, one BRCA1 mutation carrier presented with metastatic disease 3.5 years after PM (no primary BC found), suggesting the presence of an occult primary tumor that was never found, despite a thorough reexamination of the specimen at the presentation of the metastatic disease.

Recent interest in the production of biobutanol from biomass has led to the reexamination of the n-butanol fermentation.

After preliminary examination of the silicate material, new analytical facilities and members were introduced to the HASPET for reexamination of the category 3 particles (hereafter, second examination).

The expansion of the threatened population placed greater emphasis on the reexamination of how we vaccinate against Bacillus anthracis.

The opt-out movement that precipitated the reexamination of NCLB is growing rapidly, but it is also a fragile coalition.

One aspect is the repeated reexamination (testing) of existing "facts" with new data and new techniques.

He also searches out the kind of challenge that could prompt the reexamination of an entire field.

But MercExchange says the reexamination is going well, and claims the Patent Office is reaching the same conclusions as the original court.

In both cases, the latest technology is taking us back to the reexamination of first principles.