Sentence examples for potential updating from inspiring English sources

Clinical evidence and subsequent guidance continue to evolve; Shekelle et al suggest that, as a general rule, guidelines should be re-evaluated for potential updating no less frequently than every three years [ 42].

It's minor stuff, though, that potential updates and DLC may eventually buff out.

The last catalyst is a potential update to Apple TV, a device that Wu calls "somewhat of a sleeper".

I also asked Systrom about potential updates to the bare-bones website.

Biomedical scientists are most interested in something not generating major headlines: a potential update of the so-called Common Rule on protecting human research subjects.

This manuscript is a potential update exclusively on membrane perforation rate in lateral sinus augmentation procedures using conventional rotary or piezoelectric devices.

Those papers provide additional details on the used methods as well as potential updates and improvements of the initial approach that was used for the task.

Kwaga's WriteThat.Name keeps an eye out for those changes and will either update a user's Gmail address book automatically or, if in manual mode, will simply alert the user to a potential update.

This isn't the first time Musk has tweeted about making progress on the neural lace concept; he said in August that he might have something to share on the subject in a few months time, which fits loosely with a potential update on the subject next month, which he suggested this morning.

As MG notes, Lion is close to Gold Master right now (Pro Tip: Don't try the beta versions that are floating around right now. They're pretty rough stuff) and the June event is an obvious milestone at which to roll out a new version of OS X as well as potential updates to iOS.

And we just held two public roundtables focused exclusively on the topic of patent eligible subject matter, including potential updates to our examination guidance, the impact of the current 101 jurisprudence on innovation, what changes might be considered to further support innovation, and whether such changes are best achieved legislatively, judicially, or administratively.