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The cambered separation path (which means the material gets separated in the arc way) in asymmetry linear cutting glass (which means the cutting path deviating from the symmetry axis of the material in a large scale, and the area of two separated parts is varied widely) could be revised into the straight one.

This was revised into the more well-known amyloid cascade hypothesis that proposed that deposition of Aβ as neuritic plaques caused AD and led to neurofibrillary tangles, cell loss, vascular damage, and dementia [ 12].

Some economists had feared that the estimate would be revised into negative territory, heightening investors' fears that a recession was under way.

From March 2013 a number of amendments have been approved by the ethics committee: April 2013 the name of the Ambulance Trust was changed on the study documentation, ineligibility criteria were added for patients' resident outside the catchment area and the protocol was revised into Consort format.

The SF-36 was revised into a six-dimensional health state classification called the SF-6D.

But the published version of his speech was revised into "we should improve [our] abilities in handling the media, respect the communication principles for news and opinions, guide public opinion correctly, keep a close contact with the media, and accept oversight consciously".

In George Orwell's anti-utopian satire Animal Farm (1945), the first commandment of the animals' commune is revised into a witty paradox: "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others".

The DEPS was revised into a shorter, updated measure and validated.

Since Model 1 and Figure 1 do not show adequate results, Model 1 and Figure 1 have been revised into Model 2 and Figure 2. The revised model's results show adequate test results in RMSEA, PGI, APGI, GFI, AGFI, and Bollen's Rho.

Table 8 showed path coefficient for Model 1 and Model 2. Since Model 1 and Figure 1 do not show adequate results, it has been revised into Model 2 and Figure 2. The revised model's results in Model 1 show adequate test results in RMSEA, PGI, APGI, GFI, AGFI, Bollen's Rho, and Browne-Cudeck Cross Validation Index.

Sometime in the twelfth or 13th century (scholars differ), it was revised into three stanzas or verses, each stanza followed by the same refrain, and set to the music of an ancient, eerie plainsong that was used as a chant.