Sentence examples for could be restated from inspiring English sources

The Association of Corporate Credit Unions asked the board to make the change retroactive, so that 2008 annual reports could be restated.

The claim that all sciences share a common language may mean one of two things: (1) For the logical positivist, the claim often meant that all scientific terms could be restated as, or reduced to, a set of basic statements, or "protocol" sentences, describing immediate experience or perception.

I will return later to Pyrrhonian moral skepticism in section 4. Also, although here I will sometimes formulate these arguments in terms of moral truth, they could be restated in ways more congenial to skeptics about moral truth-aptness.

Could 1, 2 and 3 be restated in that second form?

Proceeding in a similar way as before, we can write P (g ) = P (s = 1 ) P (g | s = 1 ) P (s = 1 | g ) (5 which can be restated as A correction for sample selection bias could therefore be found if we could estimate P(s = 1| g).

D-Wave thinks that many problems in computing might be restated as optimization problems and that its machine could be coupled with cloud computing systems for particularly hard problems.

Some results may be restated.

The point always has to be restated.

Its balance-sheet is shot, former executives have been arrested and its accounts may be restated.

Then can be restated as (2.9).

(f) Any adverse event should be restated.  .