Sentence examples for more recently revised from inspiring English sources

The research reported that methods most often used for identifying inappropriate drug use involved the use of criteria, primarily the criteria developed, and more recently revised, by Beers and colleagues (Beers 1997; Fick et al 2003).

Based on these principles, a panel of CML experts on behalf of the European Leukemia Net (ELN) as well as members of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) have previously established and more recently revised treatment milestones to be achieved during CML treatment with TKIs [ 12, 13].

More recently the revised Australian antenatal care guidelines (Clinical Practice Guidelines: Antenatal care Module 1) [ 30] have incorporated oral health promotion as part of the first antenatal booking visit.

He has a slip, short leg, leg slip and short midwicket for Amla, and is bowling around the wicket in accordance with the recently revised mores of off spin.

One of the most frequent applications is for the acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) which has been defined more than 20 years ago and recently revised [2, 3].

The non-redundant gene catalog was recently revised by adding more samples from additional Europeans (Karlsson et al. 2014; Li et al. 2014).

Re "More Environmental Rollbacks" (editorial, Oct. 29): The recently revised hard-rock mining regulations bring us closer to achieving consistency with recommendations by the National Academy of Sciences.

Japan's recently revised military guidelines also envision a more active international role.

She also said that the state had recently revised its business incentive programs to generate more pharmaceutical and high-technology jobs.

WHO recently revised the legally binding International Health Regulations (IHR) to respond more effectively to the increasing spread of disease internationally (6 ).

A recently revised environmental analysis by the Air Force found that thousands more homes would be affected by F-35 noise.