Sentence examples for expect revision from inspiring English sources

We are telling our teenagers to expect revision guides, extra classes and "interventions" from us, and even primary school teachers frequently report similar features creeping in at ever-younger ages in order to boost SATS results.

Given Gupta and Belnap's general revision-theoretic treatment of circular definitions-of which their treatment of truth is a special case-one would expect revision-theoretic ideas to be applied to other concepts.

Although the phone already looks very stylish it is a prototype model so expect revisions in the future.

If they send me art direction at 5pm and expect revisions at 8am, I tell them it isn't possible and that the earliest I could turn them around is early afternoon.

We believe the requisite revisions that address the key points raised by referee 1 (on the relationship between polymer formation and enzymatic activity) may not be accomplished in a 2 month period, within which we expect revisions to be submitted typically.

The higher than expected revision burden demonstrated by Arthroplasty Registries data and results of non-designer surgeons with up to 13% revisions at 7 years led to withdrawal from the market of the ASR in October 2009.

A well-performing prosthesis can also be linked to a prosthesis known to have a higher than expected revision rate, so that the combination performs less satisfactorily.

In other cases, an individual component is associated with a higher than expected revision rate no matter what prosthesis it is implanted with.

As expected, revision for progression of disease was more common following primary UKA (17% as compared to 0.6% in the primary TKA group).

Thus, a comprehensive classification system cannot be based on converting ICD codes alone, but must supplement ICD and serve to inform steps towards the expected revision of ICD in 2013.

The Registry compares prostheses to all remaining components in their class, and therefore under-reports prostheses with a higher than expected revision rate compared to the situation where the Registry only used the better-performing prostheses as the comparator.