Why, when most of our graduate students are going to work as teachers, do we make them spend years grinding out massive, specialized dissertations, which, when revised and published, may reach a readership that numbers in the high two figures?
Even when revised downwards, projected sales and earnings estimates proved too optimistic and in little time the company was up against the wall.
Wiebold says it's possible the apparent fall in unemployment will be less dramatic when revised.
When revised standards were introduced in 2002, the upper limit for diagnosis was removed.
They will also be able to solicit high-quality feedback from faculty and their peers, respond to feedback in thoughtful and deliberate ways when revising, and produce high-quality written work.
Levy et al. [13] do describe the use of cortical allograft in restoring the deltoid contour and working length when revising failed hemiarthroplasty to reverse geometry implants, but this is in the elective orthopaedic setting.
LM, RA and SDP participated in acquisition of data and gave substantive intellectual contribution when revising it critically; BV and EC performed the analysis of the data.
CG and FP projected the study and drafted the manuscript; EDM, MDM, BD and SP participated in acquisition of data and gave substantive intellectual contribution when revising it critically; GS and AA performed the analysis of the data.
Fang Tang and Jing Wang gave advice when revising the manuscript.
A survey conducted by the UN Environment Programme found that many governments have used WCD recommendations when revising their water and energy laws, and in specific projects.
The incidence of deep infection in total hip and knee replacement (THR, TKR) ranges from 1% or less in primary THR and TKR to 5% in revision settings (Philips et al. 2006, Willis-Owen et al. 2010), and even up to 21% when revising for infection (Mortazavi et al. 2010).
