Sentence examples for revised to correspond to from inspiring English sources

Profile terminology was revised to correspond to the most recent version of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health ICFF) (WHO, 2001).

The original BDI has been revised to correspond with the DSM-IV criteria [ 11] for depression (BDI -II: Beck et al [ 12]).

Household coverage was revised to correspond with the population density ranging from one CHW covering 500 people for areas with dense populations in the provinces of Nairobi, Central, Western and Nyanza provinces to one CHW covering 50 people in sparsely populated areas in North Eastern province.

The same occurred for the earlier annotation of phage UFV-P2 [ 5], which is revised in this work to correspond to the annotation of phage LUZ24, which represents the genus.

For these chemicals, the BE values were updated to correspond to the revised risk assessments, and the new values are footnoted in the results tables.

It is a revised version of the original BDI (15), updated to correspond to criteria from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (16).

Additionally, compared to [19, 20], we have revised some of the simulation parameters in this paper to correspond to recommendations in [32, 33].

Mozart's form of laughter in the dark corresponds, or seems to correspond, to ours.

The revised order actually corresponds to the organisation of these scaffolds in builds of the potato genome prior to the current pseudomolecule assembly, where PGSC0003DMB000000690, PGSC0003DMB000000707 and PGSC0003DMB000000964 were in the opposite orientation, and PGSC0003DMB000000719 and PGSC0003DMB000001035 were unanchored.

Specifically, figures one, three, four, five and six do not correspond to the revised figures submitted after the resubmission of the manuscript.

Higher magnification images for the double staining of BLBP/βgal and NeuN/βgal have also been included as insets in the revised Figure 3B (which corresponds to the old Figure 3D).