Sentence examples for of their revised from inspiring English sources
One of the predictions of their revised Standard Theory was the existence of two previously unsuspected quarks the bottom and the top.
Under Heckert and Lucas' [11] revised stratigraphy and nomenclature, the "Agate Bridge Bed", which represents both the Sonsela sandstone bed and Flattops sandstone number one, lies near the top of their revised Sonsela Member.
To confirm changes in paper and electronic record-keeping visited physicians were asked to fax copies of their revised records to the DPI, with patient identifiers obscured or removed.
These findings correspond well with those of Izquierdo and Northmore-Ball who described a 5 year radiographic overall survival of their revised hips of 91.5% [ 31].
In practice, first of all, when authors opt out of re-review their revised manuscripts are scrutinized by the editorial team, and may be rejected if it seems clear that the problems identified by the referees have not been addressed.
In Mondugo last week, MSF estimated 100,000 displaced people were in need of assistance; this week, their revised estimate was 200,000.
The researchers also uncovered additional money from the Fisher family, heirs to the Gap fortune and among the most generous supporters of charter schools; their revised total is $10 million.
For the West Pier Trust, it offered rental income, which they could use to explore their revised aim of building a replacement pier.
The broadcasters made their revised offer of two debates involving seven parties and a final run-off between Ed Miliband and David Cameron, after the Green Party objected to its exclusion and found an ally in David Cameron who said he would not participate if the Greens were not present.
In their revised version of the manuscript the authors should address the following points raised by the reviewers.
Their revised estimate of 20-year survival (Albertsen et al, 2005a) indicated that annual mortality rates remained stable after 15 years from diagnosis.
