Sentence examples similar to revised sum from inspiring English sources

We have quantified these effects and included the data in the revised Figure 2. In sum, these results further confirm the requirement of l-DOPA present in morinda fruit for an optimal reproduction of D. sechellia.

Single-item scores were evaluated for the 11 symptom items in the Revised SCOPA-DC by summing responses over the 21 time periods.

When these are summed to determine a final revised exam score, the total exam score is rounded up, as necessary -- e.g., from 39.5 to 40 or 45.5 to 46.

It predicted a "50% increase" in the chance of civil war in Africa by 2030.But that claim is now heavily revised, since researchers redid their sums to take account of the more peaceful period of 2002-08.

This revised version of the DREEM can be summed to produce a total score for the entire scale given its unidimensional nature [ 39].

In this section, the word "amounts" is substituted for "funds" and "sums" for consistency in the revised title.

Thirteen days later, the Board of Regents revised his contract to permit a lump-sum housing allowance of $193,000.

SuM collected quantitative data and critically revised the paper.

The sum sought by the company, which was revised several times over the course of the dispute, at one point exceeded $300m – almost twice the $158m in international aid that El Salvador received in 2014.

The revised version has maintained assessment of tumour burden using sum of the diameters and continues to use uni-dimensional measurements.

In Peaches' time-traveling re-encounter with MalinXe, she is forced to concede a radically revised ledger on her life; its loves and losses -- the sum of 500-years of colonization.