Sentence examples for more recent revisions from inspiring English sources
The more recent revisions have relied on research into the human circadian rhythm (the tendency for humans to follow a natural 24-hour cycle with 8 hours of uninterrupted sleep).
But the more recent revisions account for removal in the body and WWTWs.
A more recent revision disputes those claims, saying "Reports from Europe are unsubstantiated and are due to confusion with G. fastigiata and G. gigas".
The Association for Internet Research developed some guidelines in 2002 with a more recent revision in 2012 [ 23].
The circumscriptions of genera have been in a constant state of flux, with early revisions for instance [ 12] and [ 16] for Asian and African species respectively, and several more recent local revisions based on morphology.
[World Business, Section W.] New Economy Loses More Luster Recent revisions to productivity data reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics show how thin new-economy thinking has been all along.
For example, said Emil Wolter, head of Asian strategy at RBS in Singapore, the estimate this week did not include a more recent upward revision in targeted privatizations in India.
More recent data on revisions of THRs as a percentage of the total number of THR procedures suggest that in 1998/99 over ten percent of all THRs were carried out as revisions [ 6].
This could be rectified by making options more flexible, as seen in recent revisions allowing EF4 (nectar flower mix) to be integrated into crop rotations (Natural England 2013b), and illustrating the broader ecosystem service benefits of many options (Wratten et al. 2012).
As a result of more recent investigations of urban traffic, a revision to the ISO 362 standard has been proposed that includes a constant-speed test in addition to the traditional accelerated test in order to determine the pass-by noise value.
George Mack, ornithologist of the National Museum of Victoria, considered the specific name leuconotus to take precedence in his 1934 revision of the genus, and more recent studies have followed suit.
