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NIH spokesperson John Burklow explained to Insider that the paper had been accepted, but Alter and his co-authors decided to "pull it back" and revise it in response to questions raised by reviewers.

Indeed, it would seem that on Quine's view the very notion of a belief being more central or peripheral or in lesser or greater "proximity" to sense experience should be cashed out simply as a measure of our willingness to revise it in response to recalcitrant experience.

Authors' response: We have revised it in the "Methods" section according to the reviewer's suggestion.

Author's response: We have revised it in the last paragraph of the subsection MEME in the manuscript as follows.

Mr. Dueber said Thursday that Coast also revised its procedures in response to the G.A.O.

Facebook is revising its rules in response to criticism that a loophole had allowed racism to thrive on its platform.

Earlier this year the United Egg Producers, a trade group representing 85percentt of the country's egg producers, issued revised guidelines in response to the complaints of animal welfare groups.

"The applicants may return with a revised proposal in response to the commissioners' comments," a spokeswoman said.

Kirby said a previous forecast that predicted inflation would hit 3.7% had been revised lower in response to reports showing that the impact of the falling pound would be spread over a longer period.

We agree with other investigators [ 17, 18] who recognize that policy and guidelines need to be revised quickly in response to the continually evolving enterprise of genomic research as new knowledge is generated and technologies advance.

It is revised and expanded in response to requests from the authorities after their review of an earlier version in 2008, to reflect enhancements in ITER safety provisions through design changes, to incorporate new and improved safety analyses and to take into account other ITER design evolution.