Sentence examples for edited the current from inspiring English sources

First, who edited the current version the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the "bible" of the psychiatric profession, said he has diagnosed Arbabsiar with bipolar II, a less severe version of the disorder that does not involve full-blown manic episodes.

All other authors are supervisors, co investigators and edited the current manuscript.

GR, MW, JQ, LG, PA, JA, FR, FM and SG have participated in the design of the study and edited the current manuscript.

Palin, who was guest editing the current affairs programme, described Bennett's forecast as "such a lovely rendition".

Tina Brown, who now edits the current affairs website The Daily Beast, brought him on board at the start of 1996 as one of her happening young things.

Adding a new smartline conversion requires using the Debabeler GUI interface to edit the current smartline translations.

Now click on the pencil icon on the top of the page to edit the current web page (make sure you are on the page you want the game to be on).

His career in TV and print journalism began at the Bradford Telegraph & Argus, before he moved into TV at London Weekend Television and then Diverse Productions, where he edited the Channel 4 current affairs programmes Diverse Reports and The Media Show.

The drummer was interviewed too late to be edited into the current film.

Barron has previously worked on Channel 4 News and Tonight with Trevor McDonald, where he was deputy editor, as well as editing the BBC2 current affairs drama documentary series If.

As a 2003 report co-edited by the current commissioner of the F.D.A. pointed out, if we don't address the drivers of antibiotic resistance, including the overuse of antibiotics in livestock, the "specter of untreatable infections — a regression to the pre-antibiotic era — is looming just around the corner".