If this man was still alive, he'd have to cross some out, allocate new ones, redo the entries, the lot.
Materials: fifty-one redo reconstructions to the infrapopliteal arteries were done for critical leg ischaemia in 45 patients who have had primary infrainguinal reconstructions to the popliteal artery in 20 cases (39%), the crural arteries in 18 (35%), and the pedal arteries in 13 (25%).
Thirty-one redo procedures were performed in each group (total of 62), and 3 major complications were reported.
Extravagant as his films are, Mr. Bay is not one to redo a bedroom for a dog.
For example, for continuous data, one can redo the analysis assuming a Student-T distribution which is symmetric, bell-shaped distribution like the Normal distribution, but with thicker tails; for count data, once can use the Negative-binomial distribution which would be useful to assess the robustness of the results if over-dispersion is accounted for [ 52].
It cost around three million dollars — or something less than Carolyn Roehm has spent to redo one centimetre of it.
It's one thing to redo someone's color scheme, but cultural tastes are not just another lifestyle accessory.
We've always lost bits – 'Oh it's not making any sense!' – then you just redo one scene and it makes perfect sense.
One can also redo the same reasoning in the increasing part of the steady-state capital per worker by assuming ε 2>ε 1 so that ({Q_{2}^{2}}>{Q_{2}^{1}}).
One can also redo the exercise for international migration and see that the same transformation occurs on the steady-state equilibrium.
When writing a collection of thank you notes, I seldom get through them all without one or two redo's.
