Sentence examples for revised to one from inspiring English sources

In revision total knee arthroplasty (TKA), an originally resurfaced patella may be left, but the femoral component revised to one that does not match the patella.

At first, officials reported that they could no longer contact the plane two hours after takeoff, but the figure was later revised to one hour.

Although the single incident of nonunion occurred with a case in which cement had leaked from the fracture site intraoperatively, in this case the stem was revised to one that did not bypass the fracture site.

This heavy-atom-transfer perspective was disputed and revised to one whereby, for a AHB hydrogen bond, the proton tunnels through a barrier formed by the AB heavy atoms and its surrounding heavy atoms; here, protein, DNA, RNA, cofactors, water, and ions.

When it became apparent that such a move would fail, the proposal was revised to one of uniting the six towns into one county borough.

The plan included narrowing 3rd Avenue from four-lanes westbound towards the Robert C. Byrd Bridge to one-lane in each direction with angled parking, however, this was later revised to one-lane in each direction with parallel parking and a center variable lane.

Over 3.1bn have now been planted and the target has been revised to 7bn - one for every person on earth with a few left over - by the end of 2009.

He chose the work he had done in optics as the initial topic; during the following three years (1670 72), his lectures developed the essay "Of Colours" into a form which was later revised to become Book One of his Opticks.

Although it was thought to have been in recession in 2012, these figures have now been revised to show only one quarter of negative growth.

At two further stages the report was then revised to downgrade it to one star – meaning its services were inadequate.

(E) In the "Prevention/delay of type 2 diabetes" section, the recommendation has been revised to clarify that one-time counseling is not adequate.