Synonyms for re-evaluate
re-eval·u·ate

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1. List of paraphrases for "re-evaluate":

   reassess, re-assess, reevaluate, revalue, re-evaluated, reappraise, reconsider, re-evaluation, re-examine, rethink

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1. David Wohl:

   They will also have to do a background check that could include information as to what the people did before they immigrated to the U.S., were they a member of a radical mosque, etc. ? That could take weeks and even months to evaluate. The skepticism among officials, locals and the media is growing given that weapons, a stockpile of bomb-making materials and thousands of rounds of ammunition were discovered in the couple’s home. Also under sharp and evolving scrutiny is that almost $ 28,500 deposited into Farook’s bank account weeks before the lethal rampage – and at least three $ 5,000 transfers to Rafia Farook in the days leading up to the attack, in what a source described to Fox News as a key indicator of.

2. Chair Mary Jo White:

   It is not enough ... to simply identify, monitor and evaluate, a broader set of proactive initiatives is required to help ensure that our regulatory program is fully addressing the increasingly complex portfolio composition and operations of today's asset management industry.

3. Krishna Aragam:

   Newer and more advanced techniques in ‘non-linear Mendelian randomization’ now permit the use of human genetic data to evaluate the direction and magnitude of disease risk associated with different levels of an exposure.

4. Robert Redfield:

   I've conducted a number of clinical trials in my days, both at Walter Reed [ National Military Medical Center ] and University of Maryland, of which I had the trial put on hold because of adverse reactions until we could evaluate whether that adverse reaction was something that was associated with the investigational product, and if so, was it serious enough that we then had to stop the trial.

5. Thor Eells:

   If there is a weapon of any sort, not just guns, in somebody's hands when we respond in a situation like an active shooter or an assault in progress... officers have additional pressures placed upon( them) to evaluate an awful lot of info in a short period of time and hopefully arrive at the correct answer to mitigate danger to everyone involved, now as a responding officer, I have to very quickly, and when I say quickly : seconds, milliseconds ; make a determination in my mind, is this a friend or foe type of thing.