Sentence examples for based on a revision from inspiring English sources

The improvement of its prognosis is based on a revision of the medical and surgical protocols, and an adapted antibiotic therapy depending on the direct examination of the samples, also of the bacterial ecology of the service.

What tipped the balance against introns early – for me anyway – was nevertheless a powerful parsimony argument, based on a revision of the phylogenetic consensus.

The EQ-5D-Y was based on a revision of the standard version of the EQ-5D and has very similar content.

Based on a revision of these patients and a review of the literature regarding prognostic factors, standardized registration forms were designed in cooperation with a surgeon, an oncologist, and a pathologist with expertise in sarcoma.

A retrospective study based on a revision of clinical files of patients less than 18 years old diagnosed with PTB from January 1994 to January 2013 at Instituto Nacional de Pediatria, Mexico City was carried out.

Florida's government is based on a 1968 revision of its constitution of 1885.

Our analysis is based on a throughout revision of the relevant legislation, official data on deployment and related expenditure, informal discussions with key stakeholders and written documents.

This work presents a comprehensive classification of the different methods and procedures for integrated synthesis, design and control of chemical processes, based on a wide revision of recent literature.

Alternatively, we are proposing a new concept of pulsatile CAD based on a fundamental revision of the entire circulatory system in correspondence with the physiopathology and law of physics.

When Boneloc was introduced, the Norwegian Arthroplasty Register needed more than 1,000 patients before it could be proven to be an inferior cement based on a higher revision rate compared to regular bone cement (Havelin et al. 1995).

The symptom interview schedule was designed based on a Chinese revision of the Psychiatric Diagnostic Interview Schedule (DIS-CM) [ 20] that incorporated a common physical symptoms diagnostic table, foreign literature [ 21- 23], and the study by Tsai et al. [ 9].