Sentence examples for revised the term from inspiring English sources

We also revised the term "MLP Leader" to "TLP Facilitator" to denote members of the Stanford team who were leading (or facilitating) the work during TLP sessions.

In line with these observations, the original discoverers of NB have later revised the term NB to "nanoforms" [32] and have more recently suggested the use of "calcifying nanoparticles" (or CNP) instead of NB [3], [4], [7].

The Global Forum for Health Research, set up with support of the World Health Organisation following the landmark report of the Commission on Health Research for Development [ 16], has revised the term to 'research for health' in an attempt to emphasise public-health concerns for the population-level determinants of disease, as well as treatment [ 17].

In March, Blackstone revised the terms of the offer, reducing its bid to $16 a share.

The government also revised the terms of its bailout of Royal Bank of Scotland, raising its stake in the bank to 70percentt, from 58percentt.

Hikma has dropped 234p or nearly 12% to £17.61 after the pharmaceutical group revised the terms of its offer for US generic drug group Roxane.

LONDON — The London Stock Exchange Group said on Monday that it had revised the terms of its takeover proposal for LCH.Clearnet, citing the changing regulatory environment.

Even after the Cypriot president, Nicos Anastasiades, revised the terms to exempt depositors with less than €20,000 in their accounts, Parliament rejected the plan.

Last month, the British government revised the terms of its bailout of Royal Bank of Scotland, exchanging its preference shares for common equity and raising its stake in the bank to 70percentt from 58percentt.

In December, the London Stock Exchange Group revised the terms of its takeover proposal for LCH.Clearnet, offering to pay 15 euros ($20) for each share in the company because of changes in the regulatory environment.

Even though the Russian monopolist subsequently revised the terms, they were too restrictive for Chevron, which withdrew from the bidding.