Sentence examples for revised revision from inspiring English sources

Depending on the reason for which UKA revision is needed, a single component can be revised, revision to a new UKA can be performed, or revision to a TKA may be obligatory (Kerens and Kort 2012, Pearse et al. 2010).

Currently paper-based maps take around three years to revise; revisions to digital maps could take just half that time, estimates a FEMA official familiar with the contract.

Information about age, sex, primary diagnosis, fixation method at the previous surgery, components revised during revision, use of bone graft during revision surgery, date and reason for a second surgical intervention, and date of death were extracted from the SHAR database.

Mr. Kordek actually revised a revision of what until the 1930s had been called the pin game.

Of the 186 index procedures, 35 stemmed components (18.8%) were revised: 32 revisions were performed owing to mechanical failure, whereas an additional three revisions were necessary owing to nonmechanical complications.

Over all, the new figures are in line with a trend often seen when the data is revised: "Benchmark revisions are in the direction of the inflection," said Robert Barbera, the chief economist of ITG.

A January 2007 revision, Revised Report into Allegations of Organ Harvesting of Falun Gong Practitioners in China, includes substantial additional information and has 33 pieces of evidence.

We conducted a simulation study to test the performance of two estimators and their associated confidence intervals: 1) current (simple product-based estimator) and 2) proposed revision (revised product-based estimator).

Variables in the LROI database that were checked for validity were sex, date of birth, hospital patient number, encrypted personal identity number, diagnosis, ASA score, type of prosthesis, fixation, cemented component (in cases of hybrid fixation), product number of component and cement, type of revision, revised component, and conversion to THA or conversion to total knee arthroplasty (TKA).

Then the Menendez partisans revise the revision.

Corke, now retired, was still puzzled as to how, after six years of argument and counter-argument – over plans, revised plans and revisions to revised plans – culminating in an eight-day public inquiry in March last year, a chief planning inspector concluded that Jones's application should be refused – only for Sargent to overrule it.