Sentence examples for the reevaluation from inspiring English sources
noun
A second or subsequent evaluation or rating
However, the auteur theory was developed to encourage the reevaluation of countless films by directors operating in the middle of suffocating studio situations.
Dr. Cox noted that the reevaluation of TCA by California in particular could bring new and safer products to the market.
By Adam Gopnik The New Yorker, May 18 , 1998P. 78 A CRITIC AT LARGE about the reevaluation of Oscar Wilde as a gay martyr and enemy of Victorian convention.
The capacity to "care" for biological preparations, with no other human attribute than physical form, is part of the context in which the reevaluation of death described earlier has taken place.
The reevaluation of Valley-based firms' projected earnings reduced market capitalization by more than $300 billion.
The reevaluation of QTLs from FR13A and moderately tolerant varieties lacking SUB1A-1 may enable further improvement of submergence tolerance.
In this way, we can reduce the computation overhead by skipping the reevaluation of the desirableness factor.
If confirmed, our findings warrant the reevaluation of the doses and timing of these drugs in CH with appropriate clinical trials.
The reevaluation is the latest fallout from President George W. Bush's decision in January to concentrate space station work on experiments related to human exploration (ScienceNOW, 14 January).
As a complement to the development of new theories, the reevaluation and knowledge mining of classical theories can be beneficial for urban development.
Developments in geotechnical engineering after 1970 prompted the reevaluation of the foundations of three large nuclear material processing buildings in 1994.
