Sentence examples for in further updated from inspiring English sources

Our study had the advantage of information on the anatomical location of the colonic tumours, but our analyses were limited by small numbers, although this problem can be addressed when the Database in further updated.

Even as purists complain about the rise of the capacitive i.e. "invisible" button, it seems Apple may be taking steps to remove them in further updates to iOS.

78 One completed trial, the deworming and vitamin A (DEVTA) trial, seems likely to meet the eligibility criteria and could be included in further updates of this review.

This manuscript will be the citation reference for further updates of the database even if we publish additional data (in further updates we will not describe the tool just the results in further approaches).

Despite this, we are in complete agreement with this referee with regard to the fact that Ty1/Copia and Bel/Pao sequences must be taxonomically classified into a more complex classification into families, a topic we will focus on in further updates and that will probably reveal very exciting insights.

This context is reflected in key changes in evidence, recommendations and format in the major revision of the GINA strategy report that was published in May 2014, and further updated in April 2015.

Referrals from GPs are guided by the Department of Health guidelines for cancer referrals first formulated in 2000 and then further updated in 2005 (Department of Health. The NHS cancer plan; National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence. Referral guidelines for suspected cancer. Clinical guideline 27).

The minimal performance criteria prepared in this study may be further updated in order to achieve a successful repair work for chloride-deteriorated concrete structure.

APACHE III was developed in 1991 [ 5] and was validated and further updated in 1998 [ 6].

In 1955 Merrill and Watt published a report to update the energy content of macronutrients according to the class of food in which they were found, and this report was further updated in 1973 (2).

It was further updated in 2011 by Beth Reiter, an independent legal consultant, Ithaca, N.Y., with assistance from Sara Furguson, a Cornell University Employment and Disability Institute student research assistant.