Sentence examples for as revising from inspiring English sources

Although this may be technically correct, the finding that femoral-only revision has the same risk of re-revision as revising both components would suggest that the ease of revision cannot be extrapolated into a better outcome.

Our analysis has shown that acetabular-only revision is associated with the highest risk of re-revision and that femoral-only revision has the same risk of re-revision as revising both the acetabular and femoral component.

Distracted, moreover, by political change, legislatures in those countries have been slow to do things that would help start-ups, such as revising tax and labor laws.

Unpopular choices will have to be made by the parliament's 53 elected members, in between more standard fare such as revising shipping rules, scrutinising civil servants' expenses and considering an island-wide speed limit of 30mph.

In 1769, somewhat tired of public life and of England too, he again established a residence in his beloved Edinburgh, deeply enjoying the company—at once intellectual and convivial of friends old and new (he never married), as well as revising the text of his writings.

Many smaller items, such as revising the agreement on trade and intellectual-property rights and improving the way the WTO settles disputes (rich countries want deliberations to be public; poor countries do not) make reaching agreement yet harder.Even if they worked in a political vacuum, negotiators would find it tricky to reconcile all these demands.

Numbers ebbed and flowed as revised lists made their way to electoral officials.

I describe it as revise and resubmit.

All procedures followed were in accordance with the Helsinki Declaration of 1975, as revised in 2008 (5).

This report was in accordance with the Helsinki Declaration of 1975, as revised in 2000 and 2008.

All study procedures followed were in accordance with the Helsinki Declaration of 1975, as revised in 2013.