Sentence examples for revised or deleted from inspiring English sources

A team of graduate students and recent graduates of the Columbia School of Journalism and the School of Engineering and Applied Science will create a system for tracking censorship in authoritarian regimes post-publication (i.e. when a story is revised or deleted after publication).

One of the four Magic Grant projects approved at Columbia this year calls for graduate students from the journalism and engineering schools to create software that can track censorship in authoritarian regimes, identifying which stories are revised or deleted after publication.

The authors analyzed the criticality and feasibility ratings and additional comments received from the 207 reviewers with the aim of determining which of the proposed criteria should be retained, revised or deleted.

The items were revised or deleted as testing progressed, based on subjects' comments.

Items with a value less than 0.5 were revised or deleted.

Items considered problematic by at least three of the reviewers were discussed further and possibly revised or deleted.

The chief hazard of the interview process is that there is never a chance for a second draft, where one may revise or delete badly expressed and sometimes downright idiotic comments.

As Steven Levy wrote in In The Plex, Page and Brin were asked by the SEC to "revise or delete" statements in their "Owner's Manual" about their intent to have a "greater positive impact on the world," and "[make] the world a better place," and more.

The developer of the RepPop database has the ultimate right to keep, revise or delete a particular contribution made by a user, which will be done on regular (say, monthly) basis, based on the input provided by the users through PmWiki.

Items were revised, deleted, or added as directed by comments from health professionals and parents; parents' comments were given greater weighting when there were discrepancies.

Once questions are submitted, they can be retrieved, revised, and deleted by the question-author (see Fig. 3).