Sentence examples for for this revised from inspiring English sources
The need for this revised financing is disappointing.
To prepare for this revised process, a team member consulted with all treatment providers to determine whether a single contact person could be established and modified the spreadsheet to feature this contact information (repetition of the Plan stage).
Step 5: Bayesian methods utilize these probabilities defined for this revised graph obtained at step 4 to build the graphical structure satisfying a constraint such as mdl, bd, bic for all nodes present in a provenance graph from the dependencies describing the discovered event or topic or story model graph.
We conclude that the revised version of the FAQ can be used to properly evaluate nursing students' knowledge about older persons and gerontological care, as reasonable reliability and validity were established for this revised version of the FAQ.
To generate a high-quality lifespan curve from the cells as aged on our columns, for this revised version, we analyzed more data than we did previously (i.e. we used data from all mother cells in the column (= from mixes 1, 2 and 3, and weighted by number of cells in each mix) rather than only data from the mother cells in mix 2 as we did previously).
The USA haven't quite reshuffled their defense for this revised German attack yet.
The evaluation of this revised strategy for the use of second-look surgery must be prospective and thorough.
The three cumulative criteria for including symptoms in this revised version resulted in a shorter scale with properties similar to the SOMS-2, therefore better suited to PC settings.
Harper noticed that Bartram's notes were considerably altered and expanded in the printed edition, and the detail of the white tail appeared in print for the first time in this revised account.
This revised estimate for the denominator changes estimates of the epidemic borne by the correctional population only moderately (Table 6).
Figure 6A plots the observed and expected North American frequencies under this revised scenario for the demographic history in North America.
