Sentence examples for implies revision from inspiring English sources

Some authors and organizations [ 43, 54, 55] observe that the CE is a live tool that implies revision, reflection and change to adapt to new dilemmas, emerging challenges, to the progress of science and to social and political changes and thus increase the trust of the public [ 26].

However, Ross's own view seems to imply revision in this case.

Fractures were deemed not incident by procedure codes implying revision, secondary hospital stays or multiple records within a three week period and deemed possible by lacking procedure codes during the first hospital stay, rehabilitation as primary diagnosis code, performed hip arthroplasty or irrelevant procedure codes, respectively.

This implies a revision of the routinely used dose indexes to obtain quantities related to individual exposure evaluable from acquisition parameters.

This indicates that the use of reconstruction algorithms with resolution recovery implies a revision of the acquisition parameters, and particularly the total number of acquired counts, of the procedures used to generate the uniformity correction matrix.

A maximum total point motion (MTPM) of > 0.2 mm/2 years implies that revision due to loosening can be predicted.

This does not imply a revision of core Christian doctrine.

That only 47.4% of the reoperations due to infection in this study were revisions, implies that especially those arthroplasty registers that only record revisions seem less reliable when studying infection rates as revisions are dependent on the modularity of the prosthesis (Table  3).

Barclays Capital believes stock prices haveotten ahead of analyst earnings estimate revisions, "which implies some degree of investor disappointment".

A second revision implied that the yellow self-disk was moved to the middle of the sheet, in the center of a large printed circle.

Set in highland Peru, the article focuses on how such revisions imply contestation of both history and future.