Activity in this network may be driven by major revisions of cognitive context, whether internally or externally focused.
But the revision was driven by increased inventory accumulation and a jump in federal spending — factors unlikely to be repeated in the current quarter, economists said.
The company said the profit revision was driven by selling more cars than expected – more than 4,750 in the quarter, versus its previous estimate of 4,500.
The revision was driven by stronger export growth, along with fewer imports than originally estimated and a slight uptick in personal consumer spending.
Here's a nice chart summarising the information, from Calculated Risk: Advance Second Estimate GDP 5.7% 5.9% PCE 2.0% 1.7% Residential Investment 5.7% 5.0% Structures -15.4% -13.9% Equipment & Software 13.3% 18.2%The upward revision was driven by a significant increase in the growth attributable to private inventory changes.
Arksey and O'Malley 11 suggest an iterative process for developing one or more guiding research questions, where each revision is driven by increasing familiarity with the literature.
On subgroup analysis, this increased subfascial revision rate appeared to be driven by SM channels to the umbilicus rather than other stomal locations, but this trend was not statistically significant.
Petros Doukas, the deputy finance minister, said the latest figure -- up from the original $5.6 billion projection and the $7.2 billion revision before the Games -- was driven by a desire to put on a first-class event.
The revision of nursing qualifications has been driven by changes within the profession and the imperative to align nursing qualifications with the new National Qualifications Framework NQFF) – a comprehensive system for the classification and articulation of qualifications in the country (26).
(It will be interesting to see whether, in years and decades to come, today's trenchant and vigorous critical discussion, largely driven by the Internet, will undergo the same degree of historical revision as earlier generations' print criticism).
