10 Final Review and Documentation (Proofreading) Ensure proposed revision maintains conceptual equivalence and does not threaten international harmonization for future data pooling purposes, implement revisions, proofread revised translations, and document any relevant alternatives in the Item Definition Table.
Ensure proposed revision maintains conceptual equivalence and does not threaten international harmonization for future data pooling purposes, implement revisions, proofread revised translations or adaptations, and document any relevant alternatives in the Item Definition Table.
The first draft of the manuscript was written by an academic author, who subsequently implemented revisions from the co-authors after their review.
In 2009, the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) implemented revisions to the WIC food packages.
Having failed to stop Attorney General Ashcroft from implementing severely problematic revisions in 2003, members of Congress repeatedly objected when Attorney General Mukasey did so again in late 2008.
Author SM collected the data and wrote the drafts of the manuscript, performed the statistical analyses, and implemented the revisions.
He has written the first draft of the manuscript and implemented the revisions of the co-authors.
KT, JB and CG suggested revisions implemented by JW.
Versioning of app configuration data has been implemented using revision numbers – the app's update channels send a request to the dispatching cluster containing the app's dispatch ID and the revision number of the update channel.
We argue that a peer mediation program, where children were serving as resources on the playground, would not have been possible to implement without the revision of student roles by at least some staff.
Like the VZ model before it, Holden with the VE have continued to moderate the long-standing tradition of implementing substantial updates marked by the frequent use of new model designations (such and VT, VX, and VY) successively interspersed with "Series II" and occasional "Series III" revisions.
