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A revised method was proposed in which the entire process of intersection analysis can be implemented in a stepwise manner (Yu et al. 2006).

The revised method was then applied to results from a push pull test conducted in a light or LNAPL-contaminated aquifer at a field site, resulting in a more accurate estimate of Sn (4.1%) compared with a previously estimated value (13.6%).

The Chronic Pain Acceptance Questionnaire (CPAQ revised method) was used to measure patients' acceptance of pain [ 12].

A limitation of the revised method is that 'background' radon concentrations from a non-contaminated well in the NAPL-contaminated aquifer are needed to accurately estimate NAPL saturation.

We thus conclude that both methods, being upwind schemes designed for the ACM, have the same performances in terms of accuracy and convergence speed, even though the revised method is more complex with less stringent assumptions made, while the original CB method is simpler due to the use of extra simplifying assumptions.

Furthermore, comparative analysis with other revised methods is conducted.

A new method, namely the tracking-fitting-revising method, was proposed and can be used to determinate the criterion of separating a node from die in the backward tracing simulation.

Performance standards developed based upon the original test method would serve as the criteria against which the revised method would be compared.

Hence, to improve the performance of staggered braced frame a revised design method was implemented which resulted in improved lateral strength, ductility, and yield mechanism.

However, the revised method has not been fully tested and sufficiently evaluated, and it is unknown whether it is practically feasible and convenient to implement the standard.

The revised methods have been incorporated into the FDA (2012) guidance, which recommends testing new drugs or food ingredients for mutagenicity and clastogenicity using three different assays: a test for bacterial reverse gene mutation, and two assays in mammals or mammalian cells, at least one of which should be performed in vivo.