Sentence examples for revised damage from inspiring English sources

However, due to concerns that VDI may not adequately indicate the full extent of damage experienced by patients with small- and medium-sized vessel vasculitis, a revised damage assessment tool called the Combined Damage Assessment Index (CDA) is presently being developed [ 89].

The revised G.D.P. numbers damage the economic growth numbers for Obama and the George W. Bush administrations.

The dynamic impact constitutive model established on the basis of revised visco-elastic and damage theory can well describe the stress-strain relationship of SSW reinforced RPC at different strain rates, in which the strain threshold is governed by strain rate and SSW volume fraction simultaneously.

He also participated in special stage performances, such as Navi's "Heart Damage" (Korean: ; Revised Romanization: Maeumi Dachyeoseo) on May 3, 2009, and K.Will's "One Drop per Second" (Korean: ; Revised Romanization: Il Choe Hanbangul) on June 20 , 2009

Revisions posted 15/04/2015 to incorporate various contractual changes including liquidated damages clause, revised crediting, revenue share accounting.

Because many contracts are "sticky" (that is, not easily revised) in monetary terms, inflation and deflation would both inflict damage on the economy.

He will be less restrained if he thinks the revised tuition fees policy damages the skills base of the UK economy.

Press industry insiders said if the proposals on legal costs and examplary damages are not revised, they will consider challenging the government's press regulation regime at the European court of human rights.

The acidizing system has been developed using revised acidizing guidelines that are formation damage specific, and are also specific to rock mineralogical composition and distribution.

Ten of the 28 liners revised for osteolysis exhibited no backside damage, but the osteolytic cysts were peripheral and did not originate from screw holes.

This rule, which was originally instituted to prevent the unnecessary use of the genetic tests, should be revised on the basis of potential damage to the individual.