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Meanings of reassessment in English

Portuguese
reavaliação
Catalan
revaluació

A new appraisal or evaluation.

reavaliação
Usage of reassessment in English
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The Fukushima accident has also prompted an international reassessment of nuclear power.
Reuters
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The Papworth Trust said there was also anxiety over the reassessment process.
BBC
3
Yet a reassessment may be underway, according to analysts at Citi Research.
Reuters
4
The invasion forced a reassessment of ideological allegiances in the United States.
American-made: the enduring legacy of the wpa : when fdr put the...
5
Hannah's expression registered shock, then all sorts of rapid calculation and reassessment.
Zero Point
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It had poor reviews at the time, but it's due a reassessment.
The Irish Times
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The Japan crisis has prompted a reassessment of nuclear power across the world.
Reuters
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But it only for reassessment, for diagnostic purposes, not for future commercial use.
Reuters
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Education and reassessment of definitions may promote higher rates of agreement between IPs.
Pubmed
10
It remains a great untouchable but the facts demand a reassessment.
The Irish Times
11
If I've understood the matter correctly, there's been some reassessment of the case.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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Some reassessment needs to start on the British side as well.
The Guardian
13
The Environmental Protection Authority has identified 40 chemicals it considers high-priority for reassessment.
Radio NZ
14
The ravages of war had induced a newly solemn reassessment of the past.
The Guardian
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But two decades on, it could be time for a reassessment.
The Guardian
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Therefore, a total of 88 reassessment laparotomies were performed during the study period.
Pubmed
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Reassessment through the time
Reassessment across language varieties
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