Sentence examples for revised edition for from inspiring English sources

All specimens were re-evaluated for diagnosis following the criteria for classification of lung cancer by the World Health Organization (WHO) [ 18] and the revised edition for lung carcinoma in 2010 [ 19], and 62 squamous cell carcinomas (SCCs) and 68 adenocarcinomas were confirmed.

This project, involving at least 400 organizations in 80 countries, led to the production of a handbook in 2000, with a revised edition for 2004.

We're too busy reading "Gratitude" and "Being Mortal," passing around the revised edition of "Dying for Dummies," still trying to get it right.

Returning from Spain in 1846, Irving took up permanent residence at Sunnyside and began work on an "Author's Revised Edition" of his works for publisher George Palmer Putnam.

University Press of Colorado, revised edition of Systems Ecology, 1983, Wiley, New York, 644 pp.; Environmental Accounting: Emergy and Environmental Decision Making.

SB made pathologic investigations and revised edition of this article.

In 1887 Webb justified Shaw's choice by writing for the society the first edition of the Fabian Tract Facts for Socialists, revised editions of which were published until the end of World War II.

Other publishers have also been rushing out reprints or revised editions of their key books on Iraq and Saddam Hussein to cater for the increased public demand.

The Early Childhood Environments Rating Scale (ECERS) Revised Edition (1998) was used for the survey.

The trial protocol was approved by the institutional review boards or independent ethics committees at the participating sites and was conducted in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki (revised edition, Seoul 2008) and the International Conference on Harmonisation Guidelines for Good Clinical Practice.

In all honesty, though, today's mapmakers themselves are responsible for my book's revival in a revised edition.