rechecking's Usage Examples:

of office, he faced a backlash from students demanding provision for rechecking of examination results.

constrictive clothing (including abdominal binders and support stockings), rechecking blood pressure frequently, and then checking for and removing the inciting.

rechecking his OMR sheet and Answer Key, it was found that he is an All India Topper (ST Category).

Rawat also claimed that even after the rechecking.

time, decrease in Doppler signal, or change in sensation should lead to rechecking the compartment pressures.

Most collimators have grid patterns for rechecking the zero after the barrel is sighted.

live as they develop and at all times backed by a community checking and rechecking all facts," said Wales.

force recommends starting with 5–8 mL/kg of FFP for warfarin reversal and rechecking laboratory values.

The rechecking of voters' registry was carried out in the presence of the staff of Elections.

The rechecking was reportedly permitted by Fernando.

on 7 January stating that the factual accuracy of the article required rechecking.

This allows comparison in lameness when rechecking after treatment has been implemented.

We traveled the post-defense last mile together, checking and rechecking formats, paginations, table numbers, and a host of minutiae demanded by.

documents and for verification of an individual's identity, by the means of rechecking an individual's biometric identification data by authorized officials.

1999, in the fifth report, and was reproduced for 20–25 years without rechecking.

as they develop, and at all times backed by a community checking and rechecking all facts".

This facility would enable consistent checking and rechecking of the remedies, which was Cayce's goal.

The campaign is rechecking results precinct-by-precinct, reviewing "math sheets or other paperwork".

The second edition was brought out in 1909 after a fair amount of rechecking and revising.

When on treatment with bisphosphonates rechecking bone mineral density is not needed.