Sentence examples for In subsequent editions from inspiring English sources

In subsequent editions, the roll expanded.

In subsequent editions, Darcy was rarely a tantalising specimen of manhood.

In subsequent editions, Post included successively more instructions for the servantless — for instance, advice on how a stenographer should enter her boss's office — while still retaining the (increasingly anachronistic) rules for managing a valet.

In subsequent editions, it was decided to include patient perspective indicators in several other domains.

In subsequent editions of Tomorrow's Doctors, the proportion of curriculum time that must be devoted to student-chosen modules has been progressively reduced, but their stated purpose remains "the intellectual development of the student through exploring in depth a subject of their choice" [ 2].

In subsequent editions, drawing upon Pierre Janet's 1905 lecture on "hysterical anorexy", within his renowned series of fifteen psychology lectures at Harvard Medical School, Osler acknowledged that: "Hysterical patients may become insane and display persistent hallucinations and delirium, alternating perhaps with emotional outbursts of an aggravated character.

Part of this can be explained by the fact that the different interpretations of ITDs in node-negative CRC patients in the subsequent editions of staging systems throughout the past years resulted in a shift of certain stage II patients to stage III.

First published in 1980 and updated in three subsequent editions, Burton's Legal Thesaurus (MacMillan) is considered an authoritative reference tool and the only freestanding thesaurus in the industry.

The disappointing evidence they yielded led to a far weaker statement of the conclusion about the absence of fluid in the celestial regions in the first edition than the conclusion in the subsequent editions quoted above.

The Group for the Study of Diabetes in Primary Care of Health (GEDAPS) published their first edition of the "Guidelines for the Treatment of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in Primary Care" in 1993, with subsequent editions in 1995, 1998, 2000, 2004, and 2010 [ 31].

The Venice Biennale continued to play a role in posthumously bringing Klee's work to international public attention in two subsequent editions.