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In response to this request, a commission of cardinals and canonists prepared a scientific critical edition of the Corpus between 1560 and 1582, the year in which Gregory XIII issued the revised text of the Corpus and ordered its use in schools of canon law and in church courts.

We have also further clarified this coherence throughout the revised text of the manuscript.

As indicated in the revised text of the article and presented in detail in the Additional Files 5 and 6, there was no significant association between pAgo and the elements of the mobilome.

Third, we revised text to the second sentence of the first paragraph of the Results section called "A putative circuit that elicits grooming in response to antennal displacement", which now explicitly mentions all three aDNs.

As we now mention in the revised text, none of the other genes in the minimal region of overlap are associated with neurological disease when heterozygous.

However, this reference has been removed in a revised text ahead of the December climate conference negotiations.

As discussed in the revised text, the analysis of a newly available dataset of human acetylation sites [ 33] did not confirm our initial observations.

Now, Guardian Australia can reveal the original text of the end of summit statement, the revised text and the inside story of the G20 countries' fight over its wording.

Rand did not want him to use the amateur version, so she created a revised text that eliminated most of the changes from Woods and Reeid.

For example, all sections must meet the requirements for a "writing-intensive" class, and thus must require at least 12 pages of revised text.

In the mid-1980s, I edited Howl: the Revised Text Edition, a variorum presentation of all the successive stages of the manuscript before it reached its final form (Ginsberg even ended up tweaking one line for that edition), so it is of great interest to hear him read the text in an early draft version, with many of the lines in different order and many of them not yet in their final shape or form.