Sentence examples for is systematically revised from inspiring English sources

In this work the collection of holoplanktonic mollusca (Gastropoda: Heteropoda and Euthecosomata) housed in the "Dipartimento di Scienze della Terra" at Torino, including type and illustrated material published by Bellardi (1873); Audenino (1897), Sacco (1904) and Pavia & Robba (1979) is systematically revised.

The kinetic characterization of the H2/CO system in presence of nitrogen components was systematically revised in the first note of this work [Frassoldati A, Faravelli T, Ranzi E. The ignition, combustion and flame structure of carbon monoxide/hydrogen mixtures.

Similarly, outdated National Park Service documents which pinpoint the location at the Soldiers National Monumentt have not been systematically revised since the placement of the newer marker.

Tumour diagnosis and grading were established according to the WHO criteria (Kleihues and Webster, 2000) and were systematically revised in each centre by two expert neuropathologists.

Tumour diagnosis and grading were established according to the World Health Organization (WHO) criteria (Kleihues et al, 2002) and were systematically revised by two expert neuropathologists.

Tumour diagnosis and grading were established according to the WHO criteria (Kleihues and Cavenee, 2000) and were systematically revised by two expert neuropathologists.

However, unlike in most other retrospective studies, we were able to include a total of 46 out of 62 patients in which both radiographic material and long-term clinical information was available for analysis and was systematically revised.

Our military is systematically pursuing its mission.

"God is systematically destroying America," McTernan writes.

To ignore either picture is systematically misleading.

What this does is systematically destroy trust.