Sentence examples for better revisions from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it is expected that reviewers produce better revisions and avoid offensive or rude words.

On the basis of our findings, there is nothing to support the notion that younger patients with a diagnosis of primary osteoarthritis can expect better revision-free survival after uncemented fixation than after cemented fixation.

In terms of implant survival, revision of the whole implant was better than revision of 1 component only.

Radiologic outcome was better in revision total knee arthroplasty using metaphyseal cemented revision and components with press-fit cementless stems than in the surface cementation based approach; however, the difference was not clinically relevant.

Right now you are in the midst of writing your fourth and one of the pieces of advice you give is to ignore bad writing in a first draft, to remember that it is "a place holder" until you come up with something better in revision.

The New Zealand registry reported revision rates per 100 observed component years of in total 10 501 uncemented monoblock cups (MoP and CoP articulations), which varied between 0.23 (95% confidence interval 0.06 to 0.59) and 0.64 (0.45 to 0.88) and which were similar to or slightly better than revision rates with uncemented modular variants (0.64 (0.50 to 0.81) to 0.76 (0.65 to 0.88), n=35 650).

The state's Freedom of Information Law, a laudable measure made even better by recent revisions to tighten its time provisions, still leaves a lot of dark corners.

The state's Freedom of Information Law, an otherwise excellent measure made even better by recent revisions to tighten its time provisions, still leaves a lot of dark corners.

This technique offers the most anatomical means of reconstruction with maximal preservation of the bone stock, thereby better facilitating any revisions that may be necessary in the future.

We included this period to increase the observation time, which was of interest to obtain a better coverage of revisions due to loosening.

Revision of UKA to TKA shows better results than revision of UKA to UKA (Pearse et al. 2010).