Sentence examples for then reexamine from inspiring English sources

Today, I challenge our political leaders to read the Christmas story of God come to earth and born in a manger as a child of working-class parents, and then reexamine their own budget priorities.

To examine this hypothesis, we will assume a more general population genetics framework and then reexamine the results of the simulated models in the previous section as specific instances of this broader viewpoint.

The authors then reexamine the thermodynamic stability of miRNA utilizing the method used by Bonnet et al. [ 21], with a background model based on inversely folded sequences rather than the shuffled sequences, and find that most of the statistical effect vanished, suggesting that the excess robustness of miRNA stem-loops is the result of direct evolutionary pressure toward increased robustness.

The K-SPI-Stroke was then reexamined by a committee of experts and adjusted to maximize its validity.

Accordingly, we separated the results for DZN and PRT for each age point and then reexamined the treatment effects.

Initially we identified residents without epilepsy who were then reexamined in the follow‐up survey to determine incidence.

These sections were made for each case stained with hematoxylin-eosin and then reexamined independently by our three pathologists and reclassified as difficult equivocal cases.

We then reexamined the data in light of the strong effect of age on the relationship between CYT19 genotype and D M ratio.

The account of the operation of supervision articulated in the program theory was then reexamined and the theory was revised in light of the empirical findings.

Considering from the opposite side, we pretreated HepG2 cell with an iNOS inhibitor SMT and then reexamined the cyt- c/NO-mediated RIBE.

The suspected subjects were then reexamined with the tests on IOP, gonioscopy, Humphrey visual field test, and retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) thickness by optical coherence tomography (OCT).