Sentence examples for developed a revised version from inspiring English sources
In the 1980s the physicists Girardi, Rimini and Weber developed a revised version of QM that incorporates a physically well-defined collapse mechanism.
Around this time, however, partly in response to the challenge of T. B. Macaulay's criticism of his father's "On Government" and partly the result of his own reflections on his intellectual inheritance, Mill developed a revised version of utilitarian theory.
Using group work, the field workers developed a revised version in Kiswahili, drawing on their own communication skills, local knowledge and a structured tool to guide content.
In summary, in response to calls for improved conceptualization and assessment of distorted cognitive processing in anxious young people, we developed a revised version of the CNCEQ.
We have previously developed a revised version of NMF that showed improved performance for aCGH clustering when testing on three tumor types, non-small cell lung carcinoma, colorectal cancer and malignant melanoma [ 16].
We developed a revised version of our finite supragenome model to estimate the size of the S. aureus supragenome (3,221 genes, with 2,245 core genes), and compared it with those of Haemophilus influenzae and Streptococcus pneumoniae.
Given the great demand for educational assessment, the wide usage of the TDE, and the recent changes in the Brazilian primary school curriculum, this study aimed to develop a revised version of the Arithmetic Subtest for the second edition of the TDE.
Further analyses will include an examination of the relationships between items of the WHQ for the different samples, in order to develop a revised version of the WHQ.
Adapted the Avahan framework iteratively to develop a revised version informed by the literature, semi-structured interviews, and authors' general experience with M&E of transitions, and developed guidance on approaching the M&E of transition.
Motivated by the above shortcomings of the Palmore FAQs, the purposes of the present study are (1) to develop a revised version of the instrument that addresses these deficiencies; and (2) to assess the psychometric properties of this revised version, specifically, its reliability and validity.
