Sentence examples for an ongoing revision from inspiring English sources

Gibson isn't afraid to self-edit, even after having published, recorded, and performed pieces for years, which creates an ongoing revision process based on their own evolution.

The disciplinary system has been under an ongoing revision in order to optimise the judicial process.

"And there's always a need for ongoing revision of the processes involved.

Of revision: "There's always in the writing of a novel the difficulty of ongoing revision, of amending on page two hundred of a manuscript a detail that creates a trickle-back adjustment to myriad tributary passages upstream".

Further, to illustrate how refactoring as a concept is useful in multiliteracy centers, the article describes a framework for working with stakeholders to support a shared approach to assessment, particularly when considering ongoing revision of a center's policies, procedures, and tools.

"However, it is always very difficult and takes time to get an accurate assessment of the size of a spill and this is subject to ongoing revision".

Though a GEM may be considered finished when it is sufficient for a particular modeling application, the effort to build a complete and accurate GENRE is ongoing as biochemical research continues (even information that is fundamental to the construction of a GENRE, such as genome annotation, is considered to be a working hypothesis and subject to ongoing revision [ 7]).

The resulting molecular phylogeny will be presented in the context of an ongoing generic revision (C. Rabeling in prep).

Hence, the qualitative research interview follows primarily an inductive approach; data-gathering is subject to ongoing revision; interview questions are flexible and individualised, and the emphasis is placed on depth of information [ 26].

In particular, accepting evolution may require an appreciation of the fact that a scientific theory is reliable (not a mere guess) but also provisional (subject to ongoing revision).

Creation and ongoing revision of standards of practice promoted a high quality of care and helped ensure the status of the CRNA role.