(Law) questioning of a witness by the party that called the witness after that witness has been subject to cross-examination.
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We shall therefore review the situation by the end of the year.
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Public health is going under the microscope in a major government review.
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Others expect a rate increase of 50 basis points at the review.
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South Yorkshire Police said it would consider whether a review was needed.
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It will likely help if you agree to regularly review the situation.
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But that marketing claim demands a followup question: Who has the key?
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The case reported in view of rarity and at 2 years followup.
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Postoperatively, she recovered well without any recurrence after a year of followup.
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At 4 years followup, functional result of the transfer was good.
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Prospective data have been kept on all patients allowing extensive long term followup.
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Results: Sixty five cases were included and completed the 6 month follow-up.
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Limitations: A small number of patients, uncontrolled study, and short follow-up period.
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Terms used interchangeably for sustainability included continuation, maintenance, follow-up or long term.
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The researchers also say more studies with longer follow-up times are needed.
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Main outcome measure: All-cause mortality at a mean follow-up of 37 months.
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Pending the action of that body thereon, I withdrew the treaty for reexamination.
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Another sample that was microscopy-positive and hybridization-negative was negative at reexamination.
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There is a massive reexamination underway of how technology, media and communications intersect.
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Sources say Anderson and King initiated the reexamination and invited Sahu to join them.
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For 22 of them, the original slides and tissue blocks were available for reexamination.
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A reexamination of the cleaned bones turned up nothing new.
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There were no significant differences in serum TC at reexamination.
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The patent remained in effect during that reexamination process.
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The patent remained in effect during the reexamination process.
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So I began a careful reexamination of our cell.
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How many times a day he took it out for reexamination would be difficult to say.
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The reexamination did not improve Oscar's position.
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Genentech said it expects the reexamination certificate to be issued later this year, formally concluding the reexamination proceedings.
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It has said it is working on a fundamental reexamination of how it executes its business, particularly internationally.
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The medical records for these 10 patients were reviewed, and the patients were contacted for reexamination when possible.
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The recent monetary disturbances in England are not unlikely to suggest a reexamination of opinions upon this subject.