Sentence examples for careful revisions from inspiring English sources

His tragedy, which his careful revisions and rationalisations cannot conceal, is that he became what he had despised – as Hazlitt put it, "a living and ignominious satire upon himself".

Content validity was achieved via intensive discussions among the research group members from different fields related to child development and via careful revisions based on the discussions and the results from two waves of empirical studies.

Although these are serious concerns, the novelty of the findings is attractive and we would encourage you to try to address the concerns raised in a careful revision of the paper and we will be happy to reconsider a revised version.

Like all his songs, it was the subject of extensive development and careful revision: the two CDs of previously unreleased material contain an earlier version that lacks the borrowed riff of the finished article, and therefore its special poignancy.

Nevertheless in FM patients, the lack of a linear correlation between sleep disturbances and somatic hyperalgesia may be due to the complex physiopathology of this syndrome, presently under careful revision for a possible involvement of peripheral afferents dysfunction [51].

Careful revision of clinical history, clinical examination, electromyographic findings, previous imaging findings and consideration of the specific anatomical features help the radiologist to suggest a specific diagnosis or to narrow down the differential diagnosis.

Any modifications to the safety system involve careful revision of each stage of the life cycle to make sure that no mistakes have crept in due to lack of knowledge of the original design intent.

Acquiring original scores is important for Beethoven performers and devotees because careful revision often reveals publishing mistakes, Ladenburger said.

In a careful revision of the fossil record of the Malagasy hippos, Solweig Stuenes concluded that there were only two species of hippopotamus which she classified as Hippopotamus lemerlei and Hippopotamus madagascariensis.

The very detection of restricted-range species (and their associated unique habitats) depends on careful revision of taxonomic and distributional data.

We are grateful to Dominique Canal for her contribution to Western blot studies and for preparing the animal experiments, Céline Raynaud and Mikaël Leboidre for the histotechnical analyses, Emilie Antier for the follow-up of animal experiments, as well as Diana Warwick for careful revision of the English language.