Sentence examples for a clear revision from inspiring English sources

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Draw up a clear revision timetable.

However, data from the New Zeeland Joint Registry have indicated a clear relationship between revision rates and patient-reported outcome scores, both in primary and revision arthroplasties (Rothwell et al. 2010).

Our study was based on data from the Swedish Knee Arthroplasty Register, which is well established and has a clear definition of revision that is well known to Swedish orthopedic surgeons (SKAR 2013).

In addition, total pressure loss prediction in this section was some 88%% lower than before the revision: a clear indication of the efficiency improvements that may be possible with an approach that systematically eliminates undesirable flow features.

However, a clear cutoff point for revision for malrotated total knee arthroplasty components could not be identified.

However, due to several limitations, a clear cutoff point for revision of malrotated total knee arthroplasty components could not be identified.

Our goal is to provide the essential revision requirements as a single set of instructions, so that you have a clear view of the revisions that are necessary for us to publish your work.

OPCS code 54.4 does not allow for a clear differentiation between refills, catheter revision and pump replacements.

The revisions represent a clear attempt to make the order more legally sound after a panel of judges for the US Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit upheld a suspension on the ban that a federal judge in Seattle issued in early February.

Relevant to the first goal of this study, our results provide strong evidence that the current groupings of Staphylococcus species require revision, and provide a clear consensus across analyses on how this could be done to reflect inferred evolutionary relationships among species groups.