Sentence examples for amended from a from inspiring English sources

I suggest that the definition of death be amended from a purely biologic model to an ontologic definition that focuses on that which is essential to the human person, the loss of which constitutes death.

After rechecking, it was amended from only a 5-year BPharm to include a master's degree.

Perhaps the caption to the picture should be amended from Bob Burton (a name that is nowhere mentioned in the piece) to Bob Savio?

The offense would be amended from the child pornography felony to a gross misdemeanor of telephone harassment.

Semi-structured interviews were conducted with a purposive fifty per cent sample of participants across the five groups, using a topic guide amended from our earlier pilot study [ 32].

Data Reporting Manual or DRM means a manual issued by FHFA and amended from time to time containing reporting requirements for the Regulated Entities.

CORRECTION: The language has been amended from "shelling crab" to "picking crab" at the request of a Marylander who has eaten (and picked) their fare share of crabs.

Definitions amended from Needleman et al [ 8], and McCloskey [ 28]. a All numerators are based on secondary diagnosis only except surgical wound infection in look forward period.

The FIELD Management Committee determined that the primary outcome of the trial should be amended from CHD death to CHD events (that is, CHD death plus nonfatal MI, a decision made in December 2002).

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(Update: This post has been amended from its original version).