Sentence examples for application and revision from inspiring English sources

AB, CC, JO, HDM, EM, JS, PZ, KOD provided important intellectual input into the study design, funding application and revision of the manuscript.

Many of the recommendations were considered achievable, such as improved format and use of the electronic fit note, completion of all fields, better application and revision of guidance and education in fit note use.

This article outlines the development of a Mandala/Johari Window, a description of mandalas and of the Johari Window and suggestions for applications and revisions.

Ideally, as the evaluation becomes more streamlined (with multiple applications, feedback and revision) there will be less need for the interview - allowing the evaluation process to be more cost and time-efficient and user friendly.

Current oligonucleotide binding sites are not conserved enough for diagnostic application without continuous assessment and revision of primer sequences.

GA, EB, and ZP specified the scaling requirements for the application and made critical revisions of the manuscript.

Each session follows the same format: (1) theoretical overview (2) outline of 'everyday' applications (3) practice activities Introductory and revision sessions are conducted at the beginning and end of the program.

This is the first report on fracture of the VerSys fully bead-coated femoral stem, which is designed for diaphyseal fixation and for application in revision surgery or when a proximal fixation is not feasible.

Both authors participated in the development of methodology, simulations, real data application, revisions, and manuscript preparation.

This chapter focuses on the basic aspects of neuromodulation in terms of design, application, revision and troubleshooting, the patient perspective, and the future.

And just as a debating society could not function if its ground rules were constantly open to debate and revision at point of application, a constitution could not serve its role if its terms were constantly open to debate and revision by participants within the political and legal processes it aspires to govern.