JP is responsible for all statistical analysis as well as close revisions of the manuscript.
What goes on, in all of these cases, is introducing students to close reading, revision, and the questions and concerns an author and editor ask of a work (rather than those a critic might have, something students are likely exposed to in English classes).
The number of contigs in the assembly was reduced to 62 contigs in two scaffolds by manual revision and gap closing.
A persistent CSF leak was confirmed and the defect closed with a revision surgery.
There was a legal loophole in the treatment of these weapons, which MEPs want to close in this revision.
The lone possible exception is Georgia in 1996, which gave Arkansas native Bill Clinton 45.8percentt in 1996; Obama fell 0.4percentt short of that mark in tentative 2012 results, but ongoing revisions could close the gap.
We also assume that K is closed under expansions and revisions.
The "local" phase of the development process closed after three iterative revisions, based on discussions with the University of Washington (UW Biology Education Research Groupp (n = 4), the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee (n = 11), and attendees at departmental faculty meetings (n ∼ 25).
Islamic law, with its harsh punishments and its repression of free thought, was, Taha argued, a human interpretation of the Medinan verses and the recorded words and deeds of the Prophet in Medina; developed in the early centuries after Muhammad, it was then closed off to critical revision for a millennium.
Closed reductions of primary or revision THAs are therefore not reported to the Register.
Dislocation often requires inpatient admission for closed reduction and may require revision surgery with its consequent risks.
