"corresponding revision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a revision or update that is aligned or corresponds to something else mentioned in the sentence. For example: - The corresponding revision to the contract was not included in the initial draft. - Please make the necessary adjustments to the report to reflect the corresponding revision in our budget. - The team will review and implement the corresponding revisions to the software before its official launch.
Previously, the quarterly goals and corresponding revisions had generated day-to-day uncertainty that impacted adversely on the financial markets.
Since regaining independence, Madagascar has transitioned through four republics with corresponding revisions to its constitution.
We address each of these six points and our corresponding revisions in detail below, in response to the specific concerns raised by the reviewers.
During the study period, we registered 1,236 first-time revisions following primary THA (3.8% of 32,678 patients): 4.1% for MoM bearings (470 of 11,567 patients) and 3.6% for MoP bearings (766 of 21,111 patients), corresponding to revision rates of 1.11 (CI: 1.0 1.2) per 100 person-years for MoM THA and 0.91 (CI: 0.85 0.97) per 100 person-years for MoP THA.
In total, there were 91 retrieved resurfacings with corresponding pre-revision blood Cr and Co values.
2 patients (4 knees) were revised in this study during the follow-up (corresponding to a revision rate of 3% for each femoral component type) and no differences in wear pattern were reported in the retrieved components.
MT: Study conception and design, study management, interpretation of findings manuscript preparation, lead on manuscript revision, corresponding author.
After conducting the second round of clinician interviews and making the corresponding health state revisions, the health states were tested in a pilot study with 20 general population participants in Edinburgh, Scotland (13 female; mean age = 41.5 years; age range = 21 to 74) recruited via newspaper and online advertisements.
The mean follow-up time, with reoperation as endpoint, was 3.2 (0–7) years and the corresponding figure for re-revision was 3.3 (0–7) years.
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YK is the corresponding author and carried out revision of the manuscript.
