Other Word Forms
- reexaminable adjective
- reexamination noun
- reexaminer noun
Etymology
Origin of reexamine
Example Sentences
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Using the buoy data in a technique known as inversion, the team reexamined the source of the tsunami.
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In the Science Advances study, researchers reexamined the ulnae and femur using two main approaches.
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The findings also encourage researchers to reexamine older treatment strategies.
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We must all reexamine our beliefs in a critical and dispassionate spirit to determine whether we are apprehending reality or clinging to mental fetishes.
From Salon
Some were uncovered during modern fieldwork in remote regions, while others came to light after researchers reexamined specimens that had been stored in Museum collections for decades.
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