Sentence examples for often revised from inspiring English sources

Both components were most often revised (48%), followed by revision of the cup alone (30%) (Table 4).

Note: each quarter's Bubble Watch includes minor revisions to previous estimates because the underlying data sources are often revised or updated. .

While patella NR TKAs were more often revised due to pain, PR TKAs had a higher risk of revision due to aseptic loosening of the tibial component and due to a defective polyethylene insert or wear when assessed with long follow-up.

Betts often revised himself mid-sentence, complicating what came before.

The final figure, which is often revised, is due by 1 October.

Since early estimates are based partly on models and surveys, they are often revised.

Here Drayton reprinted most of what he chose to preserve, often much revised, with many new poems and sonnets.

Lawmakers often revise their proposals in the light of analysis by the budget office.

ADP often revises its numbers, and historically, December's numbers have been subject to fairly wide swings.

He typically spends about eight months on an outline, often revising it eight or nine times, and then a year writing.

He doesn't do any other writing, aside from the work with Guest, although he often revises his lines in other movies.