All those proposed changes, revisions, the baffling notions contributed by the House Speaker, Paul Ryan, require many words — sentences, paragraphs, pages of briefing papers — when what the nation's newest President really wants are images, preferably those on television.
The median time to approval for protocols with direct approval, with minor changes requested, and request for major changes (revisions) was, respectively, 16 days (95% confidence interval: 14 17), 27 days (24 30) and 48 days (43 52).
It cries out for change, revision, improvement, cohesion, accountability, _______ (fill in the blank).
The short-term forecast beyond the observed series (from May 2001 to November 2004) of statin consumption in all the seventeen regions adequately captured the pattern in the data until the policy change (revision of AIFA Notes) and showed an increasing tendency of drug use with a mean 9.7 DDD/1000 inh.
Thus, we do not think that increased use of modular implants and the changes in revision policy could explain the increased risk of revision due to infection.
This can either be explained by a change in revision policy, a change in surgeons' awareness, or more acute infections.
"Rather, David Shipley, editor of the Op-Ed page, kicked back the original version while offering suggestions for changes and revision".
Events were categorized as 'actionable' if reprogramming changes, system revision or change in anti-arrhythmic medications were performed in response.
Changes in revision rate as a function of the year of operation were investigated.
Stage 1 is effective as a screening test to flag prostheses but it does not account for changes in revision rate over time.
The test therefore makes it possible to decide whether close radiologic observation is necessary or whether, in certain cases with advanced osteolytic changes, early revision should be contemplated.
