| Because neutron activation analysis is nondestructive, and the samples are no longer radioactive after about a month, this reanalysis for other elements is possible. |
| However, recent reanalysis of the fossil suggests that it was actually a type of brown bear. |
| If a reanalysis takes hold, it must usually be because it spontaneously happens over and over, not because one infant's idea spreads to the speech community as a whole. |
| A reanalysis of Acrocranthosaurus atokensis, its phylogenetic status, and paleobiogeographic implications, based on a new specimen from Texas. |
| A statistical reanalysis of four sets of functional magnetic resonance imaging data supports this theory, Lloyd reports in the Aug. |
| The raw data from 39 of the studies underwent statistical reanalysis by a subgroup of experienced, impartial statisticians. |
