Sentence examples for lead to revised from inspiring English sources
Our findings should lead to revised guidelines for therapeutic management and prognosis evaluation of legionellosis.
The immense burden placed on the Jordanian health system lead to revised policies in November 2014 in which Syrian refugees are now required to pay the same rate for care at Public Health Care facilities as uninsured Jordanians [ 15].
Each new set of estimates supersedes previous versions, which can lead to revised estimates for past periods — as seen when the 1997 and 2015 estimates for deaths in 1990 are compared.
Indeed, the implication is that a stable standard, when taking into account new evidence, can lead to revised interpretations of prior behavior.
Such an approach may lead to revised recruitment strategies to address these concerns for example, tailored recruitment, targeting participation of populations less likely to grant consent.
Consensus on the classification of pre-radiographic axial SpA [ 91] may lead to revised regulatory decisions on the use of TNF blockade treatment in early AS with radiographic changes.
To enhance disembodied learning processes on individual and organisational levels, which would lead to revising the views of the world [1, 2], accepting uncertainty, triggering spontaneity and experimentation, and acting accordingly with/against changes/shocks [8, 9].
Finland, for example, currently leads the way in Europe in a number of progressive school education methods, and a series of curriculum revisions in 2014 has led to revised guidelines for handwriting education, prioritising print and digital communication methods instead.
Comparative analysis of the DNA sequences surrounding xopD and xopD-like genes led to revised annotation of the xopD gene.
The investigation also led to revised immunization recommendations (5), which discuss the use of vaccine for postexposure prophylaxis.
This process has led to revised sizes of the GST supergene family in A. thaliana and A. gambiae to 48 and 31 respectively [ 11, 16].
