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The studies might even prompt a reassessment of the possible causes of disruptive behavior in some children.

Some had hoped that Wen's speech in Shenzhen in August might be setting the scene for a broader reassessment by the party.

If Dr. Arthur is bold in his reassessment of the role of technology in science, he is cautious, and probably rightly so, in his prediction about where it is headed.

America's financial system is undergoing a radical reassessment of what are acceptable levels of capital, leverage and interest rates.

There is also the question whether the correction reflects a reassessment of the outlook for the economic cycle and stock prices.

All this is forcing a reassessment of people's relationship with the bacteria that live on and in them, which have long been regarded mainly as a potential source of infections.

All this has led to a grim, and sudden, reassessment of growth prospects, especially in the rich world.

We don't know what caused this disaster. But the radical reassessment of its importance shows how ancient fossils remain a fertile field for new thinking.

At a high level, this circularity ensures constant reassessment of each artifact's quality.

If data are insufficient, however, the process can take considerably longer since the manufacturer must submit the necessary data for reassessment.

In a blunt statement Sunday, representatives of Europe’s airlines and airports called for “an immediate reassessment of the present restrictions.”

However strong your plan and however sure you are of your goals, make room for periodic reassessment.

Mounting fears about the potential impact on economic growth from the turbulence in global capital markets are prompting a dramatic reassessment of the outlook for world interest rates.

Some US analysts predict a radical reassessment of US aid flows to Pakistan, including tougher conditionality.

The doner killers may force a reassessment.