Sentence examples similar to amend the title of from inspiring English sources
I slightly amended the title of Part II of this interview to reflect the fact that the CDC promotes the injurious guidelines of the IDSA about Lyme.
In particular he blamed Seton's collection of stories for founding the sentimental animal story genre; he even amended the title of the collection to Wild Animals I Alone Have Known.
But, as we do not show evidence of direct binding between MDA5 and the L antisense RNA, we have amended the title of the manuscript.
Authors' response: We have amended the title of Fig. 3. R3: Fig. 3 legend is not clear: what is the difference between the blue line and the red line?
We have revised the wording used to describe preplay of the cued arm and now simply state that place cell sequences associated with goals are preferentially preplayed; we refrain from relating this result directly to future planning and have amended the Title of the manuscript accordingly.
The track listing on the 2009 re-release amends the titles of the songs to match the original German release.
This article was edited on 19 March to amend the song title of Miley Cyrus' single Adore You.
I watched Raymond amend the silkscreened title of your show with a pink pen, adding Ys so it appeared as he might write it out on Twitter.
Adapted from Elizabeth David, On Vegetables (Quadrille) This article was amended to correct the title of the stuffed onion recipe – they are cream cheese, mushroom and bacon stuffed onions.
Even to amend the concept of Title IX's proportionality -- a requirement that the ratio of male and female athletes at colleges and universities be roughly the same as the overall student body -- we are told, will send us back to the Stone Age of my sister, as women's sports are slashed.
And whatever the weaknesses of the unsteady revival that opened last night at the Virginia Theater under the amended title of "Gore Vidal's 'The Best Man,' " the production makes you wish that Mr. Vidal were writing the dialogue for the forthcoming, much-debated presidential debates.
