Sentence examples for recent revising from inspiring English sources

In my recent revising I've tried to keep in mind that every action and word is motivated by a thought or feeling.

The purpose of this study was to determine cervical cancer screening practices of obstetrician/gynecologists in the US after recent revised guidelines.

This study adopts China's most recent revised energy and economic data from 2005 to 2013 and analyzes it with a logarithmic mean Divisia index (LMDI) decomposition model.

A recent revised model of the relationship between mucus and airway surface fluid suggests that mucus forms a continuum from gel to sol as it approaches the apical surface of airway epithelial cells [45], [64], [65].

Based on the recent revised guidelines [ 29], the benefit/risk ratio of HEMOLEVEN could be improving.

Visual perceptive abilities were examined using the DTVP-3, most recent revised version of the classic Marianne Frostig DTVP.

Published educational tools for BPS/BPS-NI [ 27] and CPOT [ 28], as well as the most recent revised version of the NVPS [ 20], were used for this educational purpose in the determined randomised order.

According to the recent revised RECIST criteria 1.1[35], pathologic nodes, identified as target lesions, must meet the criterion of a short axis of diameter of at least 15 mm on CT.

The Dental Beliefs Survey (DBS; [ 22, 23]) and the more recent Revised Dental Beliefs Survey (R-DBS; [ 13]) were designed to assess the patient's perceptions of the dentist.

This finding also supports the ACMG's recent revised guideline on clinical incidental findings, which now states that patients undergoing clinical sequencing should be allowed to opt-out of any of the ACMG's prescribed set of incidental findings.

To assign serpentine affinity scores to taxa, we follow the nomenclature used in Safford et al. (2005); however, in this work we follow the recent revised nomenclature for two taxa (i.e. S. tortuosus var. suffrutescens [now S. tortuosus] and Arabis breweri [now Boechera breweri]; Baldwin et al. 2012).