reconsideration

Examples of reconsidered

reconsidered

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The study and subsequent discussion provide an example of how an established passing score can be reconsidered and modified.
This view has proved surprisingly influential but has never yet been systematically reconsidered.
At such time when she exhibits progression, palliative local treatment will be reconsidered to address her complaints and symptoms at that time.
The global seasonality score reconsidered : convergence on diagnosis of winter depression.
This is a solution that may need to be reconsidered in the foreseeable future.
In this context, we reconsidered all amino acids under their protonated forms.
It shows that many of the ' answers ' which the discipline has produced are in fact full of open questions and deserve to be reconsidered.
However, in practical applications, plasmas (especially laboratory plasmas) are often bounded, and the previous method has to be reconsidered.
For hot plasmas this will of course need to be reconsidered.
Based on the negative results, the would-be universality of apparent motion trajectories will then be reconsidered, reevaluating the example of kinematic geometry.
To attain complex equality, then, the social meanings of goods may have to be thoroughly reconsidered.
Their multifaceted role in the neuronal-glial interactions during the neurogenic processes has been reconsidered recently.
The "effects of infant day care reconsidered" reconsidered.
Nevertheless, if intact nutrient cycles are to be a basic principle, the reintegration of feedgrade potatoes into organic agriculture systems has to be reconsidered.
Finally, his entire argument needs to be reconsidered in the light of feminist scholarship to reframe and recontextualize the analysis.
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