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This represents a revision of those guidelines as a result of the changing toxicological and technical landscape.

At Wal-Mart, the urge to conquer the New Orleans interior represents a revision of the strategy -- a kind of commerce oblige -- that has made the 41-year-old discount chain the dominant force in retail.

The document represents a revision of the original Training Charter.

This document represents a revision of a cardiothoracic radiology resident curriculum that was published 10 years ago in Academic Radiology.

The Foundational standard represents a significant shift from previous Mandatory Health Programs and Services Guidelines that were prescriptive, but it still represents a revision of a previous policy.

This work represents a revision of the state of fused proteins in the E. coli genome their affect on genome analysis both within E. coli and across genomes.

The Database no more constitutes a "revision" of each constituent edition than a 400-page novel quoting a sonnet in passing would represent a "revision" of that poem.

"Our proposal is more significant than the players' initial proposal," Bettman said, pointing out that the league's new six-year offer represented a revision of $460 million from its first offer.

Singer's proposals, unlike Murphy's, seem to represent a revision of ordinary morality's requirements of beneficence, despite the faint presence in the history of Western morality of religious obligations of tithing.

It should be taken into account that the data presented here do not represent a revision of the identifications.

Considering these criticisms and the point that the glymphatic concept represents a fundamental revision of the current understanding of CSF physiology, we feel that the concept needs to be substantiated by comprehensive ultrastructural investigations.