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Both lineages now have substantial internal structure and revised groups of defining mutations.

Vaquero, J. M. et al. A revised collection of sunspot group numbers.

In total 24,158 individuals were assigned to the diabetes group, giving a revised reported prevalence of diabetes of 9.05%.

Sereno offered a revised definition of the sub-group containing Microraptor to ensure that it would fall within Dromaeosauridae, and erected the subfamily Microraptorinae, attributing it to Senter et al., though this usage has only appeared on his online TaxonSearch database and has not been formally published.

But that debate could end if the industry’s main self-regulatory group, the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, adopts a revised Standards of Professional Conduct.

The group, has in fact, published a revised version of its standards.

Prince's advocacy group, Save Our State, is trying to get a revised version of Proposition 187 on the November ballot.

With a revised version of the play opening off Broadway Wednesday night, that first group might get larger.

Consequently, Machado et al. [ 15] suggested a revised coevolutionary model involving groups of genetically well-defined wasp species coevolving with groups of genetically less well-defined (frequently hybridizing) groups of figs.

A revised version of the guidance note was subsequently published, this time carrying an "annexe" written by the advisory group.

Each time we revised the grouping of codes, we re-read every quote within each code under consideration.