Sentence examples for a revised long from inspiring English sources
A revised long form, the IIQ-R, was developed that also takes into account symptom embarrassment [ 35].
However, those who read a revised, long-form definition will now have not only a clear sense of what health services researcher do, these readers will also have a clearer sense of why we study all those things listed in the extended definition.
Go back through your orange highlighted parts of the specification and revise from the start again, you don't need to revise every single topic again but it's good to revise twice because you probably won't exactly remember the first topic which you revised long ago.
Within weeks of its October 2012 debut, the 30-minute show went from airing four days a week to a revised, hour-long, weekly format without notice.
Recognizing that advisers may need some help to become effective supervisors and mentors, the FASEB Training and Careers Committee has outlined a process for developing, implementing, and revising long-term career goals and short-term needs.
But he adds that revising long-established university practices "will probably be difficult".
The plot also includes scandals, mudslinging and candidates revising long-held positions to reflect those that were popular with the public.
Both the bus and elevator changes were quietly inserted into a revised budget hundreds of pages long.
LONDON — British Airways cabin crew have voted against a revised pay offer to settle a long-running dispute, their union said on Tuesday.
So: a revised launch schedule.
