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In a recent attempt, the MEASURE DHS program revised the definition of unmet need.

In 2006, the Centers for Disease Control and the World Health Organization revised the definition of XDR in part because of a lack of standardization of the tests for certain antibiotics needed to treat it.

This consensus report revised the definition of cardiomyopathy to include "mechanical or electrical dysfunction that usually exhibits inappropriate ventricular hypertrophy and dilatation due to a variety of causes that frequently are genetic".

The American Diabetes Association revised the definition of hypoglycemia as BG < 70 mg/dl in 2010 [ 9].

Author's response: We have revised the definition of motif finding problem with more details in the manuscript.

More recently, the same authors have revised the definition of metabolomics as "a global holistic overview of the personal metabolic status," or in other word, "a snapshot of the chemical fingerprints that specific cellular processes leave behind" [ 48].

However, in a recent paper [19] Xu pointed out that the definitions of Liu [21] are against the randomness of the errors and revised the definitions of Liu [21] as follows.

The Board has also revised the definition for Local Reporting of Breaking News, one of its prize categories, by emphasizing real-time reporting of breaking news.

One change under consideration would revise the definition of routine maintenance to allow for big overhauls without adding new pollution controls.

Accordingly, we revise the definition of ODD to clarify aspects of the original version and thereby facilitate future standardization of ABM descriptions.

The significance of the different displacements definitions was demonstrated by proposing two alternative procedures for assessing the specimen thickness evolution and by revising the definition of the load associated with the determination of the material yield stress from SPT.