Sentence examples for when re-examining from inspiring English sources

The under-representation of gN-2 and gN-3 by the method published previously may be due to inappropriate primer design when re-examining the sequences.

It one of those 'important' moments that we may look back on in the coming decades when re-examining today's push for marriage equality.

When re-examining the categorization of 'type of user' we applied, it might be suggested that we were too strict in terms of labelling.

When re-examining the discordant samples, we found that the errors were of human nature in misinterpreting the technically sound genotype results.

However, as the present study illustrates, when re-examining these theoretical models in the laboratory one may have to register physiological variables over longer recovery periods than we have done in our study to be able do detect possible differences in physiological recovery between patients and healthy controls.

Samples taken at that event tested positive for banned drugs when re-examined.

The following Sunday the wine, when re-examined, had lost none of its pineapple-and-butterscotch oomph.

How, when re-examined away from the moral panic of March, the "disrepute" that informed the bans were partly of their making.

From the note Kip Kinkel left on the coffee table in his house after killing his parents EVEN the cases that drew wide attention offer fresh insights when re-examined in the context of the Times review.

From the 1980s to the early 2000s, major increases occurred in the percentage of surviving babies (to 71percentt, from 49percentt) and babies who survived without neurological impairment (to 71percentt of survivors, from 65percentt) when re-examined at the corrected age of 20 months.

I just think we've had so many things happen that haven't fallen for us which, when re-examined, showed that they should have done.