Sentence examples for newest revised from inspiring English sources

We suggest that taking the primary tumor volume into account in pT4a-staged tongue carcinoma would better refine the newest revised T classification.

This result revealed that taking the primary tumor volume into account in T4a-staged tongue carcinoma would better refine the newest revised T classification.

In the light of these findings, we suggest that taking the PTV into account in pT4a-staged tongue carcinoma would better refine the newest revised T classification, and the treatment strategies may be different.

The following morning, the U.S. Attorney's office in White Plains handed down a new, revised indictment.

A person close to the buyers said Sallie Mae invited the group to make a new revised offer last week.

But a new generation of competitors to Cliffs doesn't bother with such disclaimers, and even the new, revised Cliffs have dropped their bold threat.

In the new, revised scheme – call it Plan B – the building would still be heavily altered, its second, third and fourth storeys turned into new flats; but some form of pub would be retained at ground level.

The Department for Education is to publish details on Friday of the content for the new, revised GCSE papers, with maths in particular expected to see a wide expansion in subject matter to be covered.

The Department for Education was expected to publish details of the content for the new, revised GCSE papers on Friday, with maths in particular expected to undergo a wide expansion in subject matter to be covered.

Now the owner of NBA side the Phoenix Suns says he is willing to provide cash to pay off loans already taken out in recent weeks if the club accepts his new revised offer.

Bemusing, to say the least, given Labour first officially declared itself a "democratic socialist party" under Tony Blair in 1995 as a sop to the left in the party's new revised Clause IV.