Sentence examples for a revised version which from inspiring English sources

The administration declined to further appeal the rejection of the first, instead opting to craft a revised version — which faces similar but possibly more manageable legal opposition.

A revised version which includes the missing article has been published, and we apologize for the omission.

In a revised version, which was used in this study, the mid alternative is left out and the scoring is 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, and 7.

We regret to inform you that your work will not be considered further for publication at this time, although we are willing to consider a thoroughly revised version, which will be treated as an entirely new manuscript.

The team then engaged the Andrews Sisters to record the revised version which turned into an overnight sensation, went gold, and has proven to be one of the group's signature tunes.

More than three months since the president went back to the drawing board on his original executive order, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit again refused to reinstate the revised version, which aimed to impose a ban on travel from six Muslim-majority countries and a suspension of the refugee resettlement program.

Modifications were subsequently made to the instrument leading to the current revised version, which has been identified as a widely used PRO measure for CF [ 15– 17].

The revised version, which appeared in copies printed after 12 45 p.m. on Saturday, said that "the case for the pardons was reviewed and advocated".

The revised version, which includes the great Council Chamber scene, makes better dramatic sense; the original version possesses a raw, direct intensity.The practical problems presented by such comparative back-to-back productions are immense.

Though the revised version, which I have no doubt was edited by those concerned with care and a desire to preserve the original quality of the work, does breathe the originality and fantasy and comedy of the uncut version, it nevertheless has caused the film or program, in my view, to lose its iconoclastic verve.

The current article contains the revised version, which we refer to as standards for quality improvement reporting excellence (SQUIRE).