Sentence examples for following revised from inspiring English sources

To see this, reflect on the following revised version of the scenario.

UPDATE The FBI sent the following revised statement after publication: "The FBI is aware of the intrusion and investigating the matter.

[Editor's Note: The following revised entry has a new title. It was previously titled Evolution.] "Evolution" in contemporary discussions denotes the theory of the change of organic species over time.

In the other way around, if we apply the triangle inequality, then we obtain the following revised form: | 1 λ n ∑ k = 0 n − 1 r k ( λ k − λ k − 1 ) − s k ( λ k − λ k + 1 ) | ≤ 1 λ n ∑ k = 0 n − 1 | r k ( λ k − λ k − 1 ) − s k ( λ k − λ k + 1 ) |. for every n ≥ 1.

The correct data are shown in the following revised Table two (Table  1 here): * Financial Year (1 July – 30 June).

We have incorporated these insights into the following revised discussion paragraph ("A putative functional network for recovery from unconsciousness comprising the locus ceruleus, central thalamus, and posterior cingulate cortex").

Nuclear lysates were collected from v6.5 mouse ESCs or HCT116 cells following a revised Dignam protocol53.

Spending rose five-tenths of a percent in September, following a revised four-tenths of a percent rise in August.

Jim Davidson, a spokesman for the Advertising Coalition, said that food companies and advertisers had already responded to the obesity epidemic by promoting healthier products and by following recently revised guidelines for commercials directed at children.

"The children who sat this year's tests have only been following the revised national curriculum for three years, and it is to their and their schools' great credit that they have done so well.

The cost of bonds – a barometer of international investor confidence – came down substantially on Friday following the revised bailout deal but are still prohibitively high at 14%, nothing like the 6% level they need to be at for a return to the markets.