Sentence examples for revised previous from inspiring English sources
A Newcastle University professor warned us in September to "have your babies before this clock strikes 12", and in December a team of Swedish scientists revised previous advice that increased health risks begin when a women is aged 35.
KR contributed to the conception and initial design of the study, arranged funding, and revised previous drafts.
TG and EG arranged for the Yale-PEP data to be made available to our group and revised previous drafts.
SK arranged for the NSHS data to be made available to our group and revised previous drafts.
Increased sampling and re-examination of previous work revised previous hypotheses concerning the systematics and evolution of Myzostomida, as well their relationship to their hosts.
One case in point is the 1999 study by a Columbia University researcher on the link between sanctions and Iraqi child mortality, which revised previous estimates downwards while still confirming that childhood mortality had risen at alarming rates [ 16].
He typically makes predictions twice a year, revising previous estimates as well as looking ahead.
Revising previous numbers, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) halved its GDP estimate for April to June this year to just 0.1%, suggesting the economy had already ground to a halt before the European debt crisis escalated in the summer.
Also on Tuesday, two Japanese officials announced something high on China's wish list: Prime Minister Abe would not revise previous Japanese apologies for wartime aggression and forced prostitution in China, something he had discussed in Parliament.
But in written answers to a reporter's questions, agency officials said the agency had "a strong record of adhering to proven science to advance public health" and a commitment to revising previous findings in light of new technology and scientific discoveries.
First, we revise previous work on roles in social networks and defend the need to follow a more mesoscopic approach to role identification.
