Sentence examples for revised website from inspiring English sources
With that in mind, I encourage you to check out the Graduate Division's improved, revised website.
References to those and other activities have been removed from the office's revised website, which now mentions only the curriculum supplements.
The revised website included more detailed information about the treatment process, results and side-effects, including additional photographs and videos.
VPK, designed the study, analyzed data, wrote manuscript, revised manuscript; PH, performed microarray analyses, revised manuscript; MHM, designed the study, managed plants and nematodes, isolated samples, revised manuscript; NWA, performed statistical analyses of microarray analyses, revised website and manuscript; BFM, designed the study, contributed to writing and editing of the manuscript.
The policy states that as of March 1 any new content entered on a university website be accessible, and that by Sept. 1, any new, redesigned, or revised websites be accessible.
We addressed this need for "balance" by revising website layout, organization and navigation to permit an individualized approach where they could seek relevant information on an "as needed" basis.
The business of translation, interpreting and software localisation (revising websites, apps and the like for use in a foreign language) generates revenues of $37 billion a year, reckons Common Sense Advisory (CSA), a consulting firm.In this section Crudely put Pitfalls at Petrobras Love on the rocks Just the ticket Say what?
The company later revised its website.
One respondent recommended using websites specifically because of the ease of revising a website versus the energy and expense of reproducing materials in other mediums, such as paper or video.
Facebook can unilaterally revise its website's code for all users without them having to do anything.
"I think we need to revise our website," responded Hammer initially, noting that Index in fact has five women working as investment professionals — two as principles — though its nine partners are all men.
