Sentence examples for partially revising from inspiring English sources

Partially revising Halliday and Hasan's (1976) classic treatment of the role of reference in Cohesion for discourse semantics, Martin (1992) distinguishes between the systems of Presenting (typically indefinite) and Presuming (typically definite) reference within the function of Participant identification.

A few months later, she has partially revised that view.

Map of the Catskill Forest and adjoining territory, compiled from maps and field notes, partially revised 1911 by E.B. Codwise.

Putin succumbed to rare public pressure last week when he partially revised the pension overhaul in an unusual televised address to the nation.

"The release of these partially revised numbers is misleading," said the American Petroleum Institute's vice president for regulatory and economic policy, Kyle Isakower, in March.

Collated 1981 and partially revised in 1983.

In conclusion, these data extend and partially revise our previous model wherein β2-syntrophin affects the traffic and exocytosis of insulin granules by mediating their anchoring to the cortical cytoskeleton through its binding to ICA512 [16].

Moreover, recently, the concept of LTBI has been partially revised.

Previously found genetic differences between MAP-types are partially revised.

The EGDT method was partially revised from the original procedure to allow its performance simultaneously with early source control.

The emerging system of categories was then discussed in an audit within the working group and partially revised.