| 词汇 | re-evaluation |
| 释义 | re-evaluation noun[ C or U ] (alsoreevaluation)uk /ˌriː.ɪ.væl.juˈeɪ.ʃən/ us /ˌriː.ɪ.væl.juˈeɪ.ʃən/ the process or act of judging or calculating the quality, importance, amount, or value of something for a second, third, etc. time: 重新评估 This study should cause a major re-evaluation in the approach to breast cancer research. Patients calling with concerns were being asked to come in this week for reevaluations.带着担忧来电的患者被要求在本周前来进行重新评估。 The party is in need of a fundamental re-evaluation of where it stands on questions of human rights. The drop in oil prices has prompted a sudden re-evaluation of capital spending projects. The trade policy is in drastic need of reevaluation and revision. We will give you a reevaluation examination about six months after the operation. Judgments and analyses analysis anatomy appraisal appraisee assessment cognizable construction impact assessment impact statement interpretation job evaluation judgment notice prognostication rap rating re-review restudy review bomb verdict re-evaluation | Business Englishre-evaluation noun[ S or U ] (alsoreevaluation)ukus the process or an act of considering or examining something again: The company will initiate an extensive re-evaluation of its operating and financial systems. All our methods need regular re-evaluation. Examples of re-evaluationre-evaluation In the event, it emerges that the value for sociolinguistic research is questionable and, at the very least, some re-evaluation is warranted. Finding the depth of magnetic brain stimulation : a re-evaluation. While this attitude was challenged and overturned by subsequent academic re-evaluation, steps towards mainstream recognition of the poverty of initial criticism were only tentative. To those, like this writer, who believe the music is worthy of addressing a larger public, this volume provides several subjects worthy of continued re-evaluation. These findings in turn suggest a careful re-evaluation of the sources of regularity in phonological systems. It is concluded that successful educational reform must promote changes in practitioners' attitudes, causing re-evaluation of traditional behaviours. The nature of state and colonial authority in the 1820s-40s is at present undergoing careful re-evaluation. And, in turn, the nature of this future may occasion a further re-evaluation of the past - both the remote and the more recent past. The current explosion of constitution-making activity is spurring a re-evaluation of the best practices for constitutional reform. For nonlooping subgoals, no re-evaluation is necessary, and thus semi-naive optimization has no effect at all on the performance. Many individuals do not experience a mid-life crisis or transition, they are not conscious of periods of re-assessment and re-evaluation. Compared to traditional techniques, this process of iterative evaluation and re-evaluation is a major opportunity for productivity and quality gain. This result forced a re-evaluation of prophetic circumstances. Naive re-evaluation of all looping subgoals may be computationally expensive. Numerical bifurcation techniques have made a significant contribution to this radical re-evaluation of a classic problem in hydrodynamic stability in a number of ways. See all examples of re-evaluation These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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