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The data is likely to be revised as more detailed information about the economy becomes available.

That's not just because the magnitude of the main event was large – at M7.8 (numbers will be revised as more data is assessed) – but that it was also very shallow – a mere 10-15km down.

Also the boundaries of the offshore bioregions are based on minimal biological sampling and hence may be revised as more quantitative biological field data become available.

It should not be surprising for this information and the resulting guidance to be revised as more cases accumulate.

For example, recommendations can be revised as more evidence becomes available, or reimbursement can be made conditional on the gathering of additional data.

We have assumed, for the purpose of the present demonstrations, that the sulci (pial) barrier is absolute, but this is extreme and could easily be revised as more information becomes available.

Using an inductive and emergent approach (Hatch 2002), these themes were revised as more findings were identified to eventually become inclusive of all of the studies.

At that stage only about 40% of the data is available, so this figure is revised as more information comes in.

More recently, many of the expectations raised by retrospective reports are being revised as more balanced results from randomized controlled trials (RCTs) are published [ 8, 9, 11- 15].

Chiaro says it doesn't expect users to see changes on a daily basis but rather — "based on other muscle building programs" — it's expecting strength gains to occur "over a matter of weeks" (an expectation which it says may be revised as it gets more user data).

Our initial conclusion that mutations of human ILDR1 cause exclusively nonsyndromic deafness DFNB42 may have to be revised as we learn more about the physiological consequence of a loss of ILDR1 in mouse (16).