Sentence examples for published revisions from inspiring English sources

On July 29th America's government statisticians published revisions to the past few years of GDP statistics.

One bias in the economic statistics -- which never shows up in published revisions -- is embedded in the health care sector, where third-party payments, subsidies and care quality are hard to monitor and measure.

The government also published revisions to data going back to 2013 through the first quarter of 2016.

The government also published revisions to prior GDP data going back to 1999, which showed the economy performing much stronger in the second half of 2013 and for that year as a whole than previously reported.

It is also important for the WHO to reconsider its plans to revise (or not revise) these guidelines, to update its database on health effects due to chronic exposures to inorganic toxic substances, and to reconsider its timeline for published revisions [ 3].

Public meetings were held to discuss these products with FDA's advisory panel (TEPRSSC), and the American national radiation safety standard was available for public comment both before its initial publication and before its recently published revision.

The reason for a lack of formal statistical analysis of the data was clearly explained both in the original Pilling et al.'s paper [2], a published response of the authors of Pilling et al. [4] to a critical review [5] of Pilling et al. [2], as well as in a published revision of EPPO 170 Honeybee Field Testing Guideline [6].

In a yet to be formally published revision of Heptasuchus, a medium-sized (~5 m long) "rauisuchian" from the upper Chugwater Group of Wyoming, it was recovered as the sister taxon of Batrachotomus using a derivative of Nesbitt (2011) analysis.

Although the published revision rate only seems to include aseptic loosening, a remarkable difference remains since in worldwide Register data more than 55% of all revisions in THA are due to aseptic loosening.

Regarding UKA, clinical data were first available 13 years after market introduction, and with the exception of individual years, published revision rates in the decades thereafter were significantly lower than in registries.

We regularly publish revisions and the record shows our early estimates may be amended up or down.