What's the difference between reinspect and reinspection?
Reinspect
Definition:
(v. t.) To inspect again.
Example Sentences:
(1) "When we go back to reinspect an inadequate setting and it hasn't improved, it's likely that we may take steps to cancel the registration."
(2) State schools that fall below a floor of 40% of pupils getting five "good" GCSEs – grades of A* to C, including English and maths – risk immediate reinspection by Ofsted.
(3) A 5-year mosquito survey (1980-85) involved in the inspection of 348 sites (plus 173 reinspections) and the processing of nearly 60,000 specimens.
(4) Six months later all establishments were reinspected.
(5) MPs order Ofsted to reinspect councils to check there are no 'more Rotherhams' Read more The committee report concluded: “The Trojan horse affair epitomises many of the questions and concerns expressed elsewhere about the changing school landscape and the overlapping roles of the organisations responsible for oversight of schools.” The cross-party committee of senior MPs has been looking into how Ofsted and the DfE responded to allegations of extremism in Birmingham schools last year, which resulted in 21 schools being investigated and five being put into special measures.
(6) Radiography, débridement of the wound with thorough exploration under general anesthesia, and defatting and reapplication of degloved skin should be done initially, then the wound should be reinspected and redressed at 2 to 3 days, and finally closed or skin grafted at 6 to 8 days.
(7) Nurseries and pre-schools handed this rating will be monitored and reinspected within a year.
(8) The effects of the procedure on 81 dogs were determined by personal reinspection (34), or by means of owner-reports (47).
(9) The announcement came a day after an Ofsted report following the reinspection of the Al-Madinah free school in Derby said the school "remains in chaos".
(10) Ofsted said nurseries and pre-schools rated as inadequate would be reinspected within six months.
(11) In all, 31 cases were reinspected for various reasons after the drug treatment postsurgery; 42% showed no adhesions, 23% showed minimal adhesions, and 35% had significant adhesions.
(12) Reinspection two weeks after initiation of treatment revealed two apparent treatment failures in the carbaryl group and one in the phenothrin group.
(13) Type of test did not seem to be a major factor in determining level of recall, suggesting that reinspecting the recall protocol during a written immediate test does not contribute substantially to final recall performance.
(14) Never the less, reinspection of firms found to be unsatisfactory in a previous inspection does appear to bring about a substantial improvement in their safety performance.
Reinspection
Definition:
(n.) The act of reinspecting.
Example Sentences:
(1) "When we go back to reinspect an inadequate setting and it hasn't improved, it's likely that we may take steps to cancel the registration."
(2) State schools that fall below a floor of 40% of pupils getting five "good" GCSEs – grades of A* to C, including English and maths – risk immediate reinspection by Ofsted.
(3) A 5-year mosquito survey (1980-85) involved in the inspection of 348 sites (plus 173 reinspections) and the processing of nearly 60,000 specimens.
(4) Six months later all establishments were reinspected.
(5) MPs order Ofsted to reinspect councils to check there are no 'more Rotherhams' Read more The committee report concluded: “The Trojan horse affair epitomises many of the questions and concerns expressed elsewhere about the changing school landscape and the overlapping roles of the organisations responsible for oversight of schools.” The cross-party committee of senior MPs has been looking into how Ofsted and the DfE responded to allegations of extremism in Birmingham schools last year, which resulted in 21 schools being investigated and five being put into special measures.
(6) Radiography, débridement of the wound with thorough exploration under general anesthesia, and defatting and reapplication of degloved skin should be done initially, then the wound should be reinspected and redressed at 2 to 3 days, and finally closed or skin grafted at 6 to 8 days.
(7) Nurseries and pre-schools handed this rating will be monitored and reinspected within a year.
(8) The effects of the procedure on 81 dogs were determined by personal reinspection (34), or by means of owner-reports (47).
(9) The announcement came a day after an Ofsted report following the reinspection of the Al-Madinah free school in Derby said the school "remains in chaos".
(10) Ofsted said nurseries and pre-schools rated as inadequate would be reinspected within six months.
(11) In all, 31 cases were reinspected for various reasons after the drug treatment postsurgery; 42% showed no adhesions, 23% showed minimal adhesions, and 35% had significant adhesions.
(12) Reinspection two weeks after initiation of treatment revealed two apparent treatment failures in the carbaryl group and one in the phenothrin group.
(13) Type of test did not seem to be a major factor in determining level of recall, suggesting that reinspecting the recall protocol during a written immediate test does not contribute substantially to final recall performance.
(14) Never the less, reinspection of firms found to be unsatisfactory in a previous inspection does appear to bring about a substantial improvement in their safety performance.