Sentence examples for following the revised from inspiring English sources
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.
In accordance with the general principle of subsidiarity of the European Union law, and following the revised Waste Framework Directive, Member States may decide case by case whether certain waste has 'ceased to be waste', where end of waste criteria have not been set at Community level.
After providing informed consent, the EP who logged the case for the study (and who also initiated patient contact and potentially altered management following the revised DI diagnosis) underwent a scripted telephone interview with one of the researchers (E.M). to capture clinical and operational correlates of the discrepant report.
The rationale for keeping both groups fully separate was to replicate the conditions that would be present in a research lab following the revised EU directive, i.e. to rely exclusively on hand-reared starlings.
Greater than 50% of the patients also reported more anxiety about their health status following the revised guidelines (Table 2).
This retrospective study evaluates management patterns of chronic cough over a time period overlapping and following the revised ACCP guidelines.
Rates of molecular testing in AML were higher in an academic center versus community sites in the 5 years following the World Health Organization revised classification of AML.
The following is the revised version of the theorem shown in The divergence theorem of a triangular integral [6].
Results from this survey suggested increased confusion and possibly an increase in patients' anxiety related to screening mammography and their own health status following the release of the revised USPSTF screening mammogram guidelines to the public and subsequent media portrayal of the revised guidelines.
The BBC had hoped to make £19.6m from the sale of its Oxford Road office in Manchester, but following the property downturn revised this optimistic figure by almost half to £11m.
CL, AA, DH, AP and CIO contributed to reviewing and augmenting the interpretation of quantitative findings following the first and revised manuscript drafts.
