0 past simple and past participle of reassess
1 to think again about something in order to decide if you should change the way you feel about it or deal with it:
The customer services department is reassessing its procedures for handling customer complaints.
First, an account of unfamiliar historical events has to be brought to the surface and its significance reassessed.
Subjects were assessed and reassessed at the elbow and ankle by three raters to allow inter-rater and intra-rater comparison.
The play is reassessed and rewritten regularly, and is followed up by workshops in schools.
For defining the intrarater reliability (a single rater being blind to the diagnosis) each one hemisphere of 11 randomly chosen cases was reassessed.
The families are reassessed annually even though many have left the state.
One of the most fundamental issues that would need to be reassessed is the relationship between scribal and print culture.
The emplacement age of the granite now being known, these data can be reassessed.
The evidence of frequent functional improvement over time in some residents in long-term care means that the need for aids must be constantly reassessed.
