Sentence examples for undergoing reconsideration from inspiring English sources
Perhaps our long romance with our own invincibility and our sense of the crucial importance of our every movement and desire are both, if not over, at least undergoing reconsideration.
While it is true that much of Freud's original thinking has undergone subsequent reconsideration and revision, much of it by other psychoanalysts, the field of psychoanalysis remains vital.
The performance of the NZ risk assessment equation in predicting 5-year CVD events, particularly for Māori, is currently undergoing scrutiny and reconsideration in the published literature.
The present work provides an explanation why commonly used practices like washing or surface sterilization of Salmonella-infected plants fail to prevent human infection, suggesting that current safety regulations should undergo a serious reconsideration.
Freud, in his reconsiderations of earlier renditions of the Oedipus complex, came to highlight an asymmetry between Oedipal dynamics for young boys and girls, repudiating the idea of girls undergoing an "Electra complex" as the symmetrical counterpart to the Oedipus complex.
The identification of a histidine residue (His-33) on cyt c as a site of secosterol modification forced a reconsideration of possible electrophiles that may be formed from seco A. Seco A can undergo cyclization via an aldol reaction to form seco B, and both seco A and seco B can lose one or two water molecules, affording the dehydration products shown in Figure 6.
Yet where is the reconsideration?
Each needs careful reconsideration.
The matter deserves reconsideration.
Romance had a rhythm that accommodated reconsideration.
