reanalysis

British  

/ ˌriːəˈnælɪsɪs /

noun

1. the act or an instance of analysing again

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Example Sentences

That report only showed the lower Plutonium-239 radiation levels from the reanalysis were below the action level.

From Los Angeles Times

In 2023, Pigott and colleagues published a reanalysis of the NIH data in BMJ Open, finding that the original study's remission rates were roughly half of what was reported.

From Salon

In 2011, he connected with Kirsch, and in 2023 the group published their reanalysis in BMJ Open, a peer-reviewed general medicine publication.

From Salon

Now, in a paper published last month in Earthquake Research Advances, researchers report a reanalysis of 2010 seismic data from a sensor network in China that identifies a “small explosion” within 2 kilometers of the 2009 test site.

From Science Magazine

Hundreds of novel disease-causing variants that may be key to solving these cold cases are reported every year; however, determining which cases warrant reanalysis is challenging because of the high volume of cases.

From Science Daily