Sentence examples for revised selection from inspiring English sources

In 1842 Tennyson published Poems, in two volumes, one containing a revised selection from the volumes of 1830 and 1832, the other, new poems.

Cook is not yet clear to be nominated - the most likely outcome is that GB Taekwondo will accept the BOA's four key recommendations for a revised selection panel meeting and look to carry out that meeting early next week.

This was nearly completely reversed after the introduction of the revised selection process.

Thus, the revised selection regime in the Ls-lineage drove the evolution to larger size within 139 generations without growth defects.

The proportion of students selected from high schools with an ICSEA score ≤ 1000 before and after the revised selection process was 10.9% and 9.3% respectively.

Males were predominant prior to the introduction of the revised selection process (males 56.8%-N = 794, females 43.2%-N = 604) and females after (males 45.7%-N = 659, females 54.3%-N = 782) (Chi-squared = 34.8, P < 0.001).

In December 1996, the University of Minnesota pancreas transplant program revised the selection criteria for living hemipancreas donors to preclude those believed to be at greatest risk for the development of diabetes from undergoing the procedure (7).

Instead of asking 'How much does pain interfere with your normal work?', the selected item was changed to 'How much pain have you had during the past 4 weeks?' The revised item selection was able to measure an individual's physical abilities to perform certain activities in daily life.

The F.D.A. can revise the selection of images in the future.

Both the letters from the union and the group of academics and safety experts suggest that AAAS revise its selection criteria "to avert," as the academics phrase it, "a similar error in the future".

a) We have revised the model selection scheme.