Students can use the resource for revision by setting each other equations to solve or words to define.
Mussorgsky's "Night on the Bare Mountain," in its original version, was once intended for revision by the composer for insertion into a multiple-composer spectacle on the theme of the ghostly maiden Mlada, who became the subject two decades later for an opera by Rimsky Korsakov, the third act of which was heard here.
The manuscript was drafted by WH and RLF with contributions for revision by JCMD and HG.
DN predominantly drafted the manuscript, with opportunity for revision by other team members.
Not every page on Orthopaedia is open for revision by the community.
Checking of the data in the LROI database, especially the diagnosis and reason for revision, by review of medical records could further investigate and improve the validity of the LROI database.
An example is the study by Neumann et al. on TDP-43 (Acta Neuropathol 113: 543–548, 2007) for which the interval between submission and first decision was 12 days, for revision by the authors was 1 day, for resubmission to final decision was 0 days, and from final acceptance to publication in PubMed was 17 days.
Blood Co concentration was a positive and significant risk factor (z=8.44, p=2×10 16) for joint failure, as was the device, where the Birmingham Hip Resurfacing posed a significantly reduced risk for revision by 89% (z=−3.445, p=0.00005 (95% CI on risk 62 to 97)).
The level of blood Co (as a log transformed variable) was a positive and significant risk factor (z=8.44, p=2 × 10−16), as was the device, where the BHR posed a significantly reduced risk for revision by 89% (z=−3.445, p=0.00005, (95% CI on risk 62 to 97)).
