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WASHINGTON -- Senator Ben Nelson (D-NE) insisted on Monday that he's opposed to fully repealing the president's health care law even as he has begun exploring ways to substantively revise and alter it.
About 10% of the initial diagnoses were revised due to altered classification and the appearance of new entities such as GIST.
Last night, the House unanimously approved a revised version after altering portions that spell out how money from helium sales is raised and spent.
Forty-three percent of respondents said their published work had been revised in ways that altered the meaning of scientific findings.
Even according to Marek's afterword, the handwritten diary was transformed into a typewritten manuscript in July 1945, and thereby altered and revised.
A theatrical performance can be altered and revised until just before the curtain rises, but a movie, with its thousands of interlocking details, requires long-range planning, consistency, and reliability.
PET/CT restaging of M0 patients showed additional regional lymph nodes in 3 patients and tumors larger than CT-defined borders in 4. PET/CT therefore altered or revised initial management decisions in 26 (36.6%) patients.
The broader, long term objectives and principles have not been challenged by key stakeholders and have remained at the core of the process of change, but the strategies developed and deployed to achieve and sustain change have been altered and revised across time, to maintain momentum and deal with emerging challenges and barriers.
The revised plan can also be altered or eliminated by the Yahoo board even if the company is in merger talks (the original plan could not), and it reduces the time employees have to file severance claims to one year after the merger, from two years.
The Free Choice study used a revised game prototype that was altered to be more engaging.
