Sentence examples for review altered from inspiring English sources

The review altered the areas covered by some wards to ensure councillors represented roughly equal numbers.

Tax law reforms in the late 1990s resulting from a major review of tax policy (called the Ralph review) altered the way in which deductions could be claimed.

In this review, altered physiology of the endothelium, factors leading to perturbed vascular repair contributed by lupus EPC and the impact of proatherogenic factors on the endothelium which potentially lead to atherosclerosis in lupus patients will be discussed.

Although not a subject of this review, altering dietary content without altering the caloric content, such as by reducing fructose intake may also have beneficial effects on adipose tissue function [ 10].

Mobilizing political will, changing public budgets, scheduling bureaucratic procurement, waiting out local design reviews, altering the behavioral habits of large numbers of people — all these things take considerable effort and time.

Our approach does not allow drawing conclusions on whether the results presented in this review are altered by technological progress.

See related review article by Hahn et al., In the previous issue of Arthritis Research & Therapy, Hahn and colleagues [ 1] provided a comprehensive review of altered lipoprotein metabolism in chronic inflammatory states, and proposed that this altered metabolism may be important in the pathogenesis of accelerated atherosclerosis in rheumatic disease.

"The statements were transformed after a team of officers, from the force under investigation, reviewed and altered them.

But he said neither the bureau nor any other government agency had reviewed or altered the report before it was completed.

Reviews have altered that experience and made rudeness an edge case, as there are ramifications to behaving badly.

Previewing her findings, Posetti said that from 2007 to the middle of this year, nearly 70percentt of the 121 countries she reviewed had altered laws and policies on the protection of journalists and their sources.