Sentence examples for modality revision from inspiring English sources

Since similar success has been shown with either modality, revision surgery for a classic Bankart lesion can be performed with either technique, with expectation of good to excellent results.

The most successful limb salvage modality was two-stage revision.

Nevertheless, reimbursement modalities remained unchanged after this revision.

From an economic point of view, a revision of reimbursement modalities (e.g. with a lower price) would be justified and would entail a more efficient use of resources.

The presupposition of ACC is always ⊤. Epistemic logic, the logic of knowledge, is a branch of modal logic where the modality 'i knows that' is studied (compare the entries: epistemic logic, logic of belief revision).

Next to IBG, other treatment modalities could be of use in revision THAs in young patients.

94.8% (n = 92) of students found the different teaching modalities and techniques incorporated into the revision program useful.

A recent analysis, which compared 1-stage and 2-stage revisions to determine the treatment modality that would result in greater quality-adjusted life years using a decision analysis, favored the 1-stage revision (Wolf et al. 2011).

This revision provides assistance through two interaction modalities: (i) a visual interaction modality where the person interacts through a touch screen device with text and pictures (ii) an auditory interaction modality where the subject is able to interact with the interface through speech recognition and the interface interacts with the subject through speech synthesis.

Modalities with prosthesis removal (amputation, rotationplasty, two-stage revision and arthrodesis) were significantly more successful than the other treatment modalities examined (P < 0.0001; Figure  3B, right rows).

While his writing processes in the respective modalities differed dramatically, particularly in terms of revision, the quality of the resulting texts appeared roughly the same: A detailed content analysis of the comments, using Richard Straub and Ronald Lunsford's (1995) typology, revealed significant variation in only 1 of 25 variables, measured as a proportion of total words.