Nikhila Gill caught up with the co-author of "Poor Economics," a book which reexamines ways of fighting poverty.
Stephanie Coontz, a social historian and author of many books on family issues, including A Strange Sitrring, which reexamines The Feminine Mystique and attempts to illustrate women's progress from the 1960's until today.
We extend the work proposed in [3] which reexamines the security of a specific scheme proposed by Mo et al. in [4, 5].
Our results are confirmed in a recent study by Stam et al., which reexamines functional connectivity in AD by means of magnetoencephalograpy [35].
He challenged the divine authority of the biblical canon, which he reexamined in order to determine the sequence of composition of biblical books, their nature, and their manner of transmission.
After readers flooded his blog with 4,547 mostly critical comments, Ebert penned an apology post entitled "Okay, kids, play on my lawn," in which he reexamined his position and addressed many of the responses.
After exclusion of subjects with prevalent diabetes at baseline (n = 698) and those with missing data regarding fasting and 2-hours glucose (n = 625), there were 5114 non-diabetic subjects in the cohort group which were reexamined in 2 consecutive phases, one from 2002 to 2005 (phase 2) and another from 2005 to 2008 (phase 3).
The unique institutional environments of emerging markets provide a field in which to reexamine the impact of high ownership concentration on exporting.
And Tang doesn't anticipate a lasting negative impact for the dollar, given the issues with other currencies around the world, particularly the euro, which has been reexamined with a much harsher eye since the Greek debt crisis erupted.
Ryu was prescribed two weeks of rest and rehabilitation, after which he will be reexamined to determine "his throwing progression," the Dodgers said.
