Sentence examples for between the two revisions from inspiring English sources

Coding for suicide was almost the same in the two ICD revisions, and previous analyses found no impact on the total number of suicide deaths between the two revisions.

The major difference between the two revision types was that two-stage revisions imposed more treatment burden on patients and families, often due to complications associated with the interim period.

No single study has directly compared the two revision strategies.

Additional arguments were worked out through the insertion of numerous textual insertions over the five revisions of the Origin between 1860 and 1872, including the addition of a new chapter dealing with "miscellaneous" objections to the sixth edition of the Origin.

The hundred ninety-nine Revision TKAs were performed between January 1993 and January 1996 by 13 experienced revision knee surgeons.

To ensure compatibility between the two ICD revisions, the number of deaths coded in ICD-9 (1993–2000) was multiplied by standard comparability ratios to give an 'expected' number of deaths if they had been coded using ICD-10.

This is called a "diff" (difference page) because it shows the difference between two revisions.

This is called a "diff" page because it shows the difference between two revisions.

However, this higher incidence of aseptic loosening for the older version of the Exeter stem must be interpreted with respect to the difference in follow-up time between the two designs, as revisions due to dislocation occur early and revision caused by aseptic loosening in general peaks even later than the mean follow-up for any of the subgroups in our study (Kärrholm and Herberts 2006).

"The process normally takes two revisions to get to a point where the client is happy".

Despite this limitation, our findings demonstrate no difference in all-cause revisions between the two groups (5.2% hybrid versus 4.5% cemented, P = 0.79), with only one failure due to aseptic loosening of the femoral component in the hybrid group (0.5%).