Sentence examples for phase of revision from inspiring English sources

Ranchers worry that the new regulation, in the final phase of revision, represents a first step toward ending branding, a method they regard as the most visible, permanent and reliable way of identifying who owns which cow.

In our first phase of revisions for the tutorial version (tested in study 1), we expanded the mutation section of the module to include five multiple-choice questions with immediate and specific feedback (formerly there were three open-response with no feedback).

It's not 100percentt certain what exactly is included in the current bill that UNATSBO has proposed to Bolivia's congress, because as of press time it's still not through the final phase of revisions.

In the first phase consisting of revision of the «Hispanic» version, the changes were mainly linguistic due to cultural and idiomatic differences.

12 13 Feedback was collated and forwarded (with permission) to those invited to a consensus development workshop, the next phase of the revision process.

Next week, the revision phase of the program will be on display, as Mr. Sunstein releases a more formal reply to the online discussions.

YCW, XHW and MTL participated during the revision phase of this study.

Whilst the ARQ-Rev1 was relatively long (140 items in total), being over inclusive at this stage of development facilitated selection of the best items and scales in the second phase of data collection and revision described in Study 2. Eleven of 12 secondary schools randomly selected from all Victorian Government schools agreed to participate in the study.

For HAs, there was no difference in the risk of revision due to infection between arthroplasty performed in the acute phase and planned surgery.

During phase A, multiple single-center RSA studies should be performed to determine the safety of the THA regarding the risk of revision for aseptic loosening and wear.

This study was completed in two phases: the first phase tested a revision of the Breast-Feeding Attrition Prediction Tool (BAPT); the second, a new instrument, the Breast-Feeding Attitude Scale (BrAS), which was adapted from the BAPT.