Sentence examples for recommended revision from inspiring English sources

The Chicago and London editors submitted classified lists and copies of articles to advisers who recommended revision or replacement of existing material, omission of some articles, and introduction of new articles.

However, the steering committee recommended revision in future versions to improve their ability to discriminate between patients who had chemotherapy and those who did not.

After a review of available data, WHO has recommended revision of the doses of isoniazid, rifampicin and pyrazinamide in children, with an intent to reach the usually recommended targets for adults [ 12].

After presentations on the clinical course of IA cases from 2001 and 2006 and discussion of the limited treatment success of IA cases from 2001 (5/11 patients died despite aggressive therapy), participants recommended revision of CDC treatment protocols for IA and serious systemic illness from anthrax.

A public hearing on the bill is planned for March 6. "It is a question," said Frederick A. O. Schwarz Jr., chairman of the commission that in 1989 recommended revisions in the City Charter.

That 2010 review found serious deficiencies in the new risk assessment and recommended revisions.

Correspondence primarily reflects his role as editor of Ecological Monographs, and relates to drafts for publication, recommended revisions, and dates for future publication.

Correspondence primarily reflects his role as editor of Ecological Monographs which includes correspondence concerning receipt of drafts for publication, recommended revisions, and future publication dates.

Then in May, a public advocacy group, Public Citizen, released a flood of e-mails exchanged among NIH, HHS, and OHRP officials in which NIH recommended revisions to a second OHRP letter to the university.

The group also recommended revisions to the veto process among nations that are permanent U.N. Security Council members and reform of the way U.N. refugee aid is funded.

It recommended revisions and expansions to airline abort procedures and new FAA regulations defining runway clearance and procedures, taking into account jet engine fumes.