Sentence examples similar to revised well from inspiring English sources

Secondly, survival differences between all revised well-differentiated liposarcomas that underwent molecular biological analysis were remarkable.

In histologically revised well-differentiated liposarcomas, 10-year survival tended to be better in nonamplified lipomatous tumors (100%) than in amplified liposarcomas (P = 0.066) (Fig.  1c).

Make sure you start revising well in advance.

When you are done with your studies, revise well 15 days before the main exam.

If you're doing triple science, revise well for the triple science part because it is quite hard.

Aim to begin revising well ahead of the actual exam dates; that way you will have less stress about the whole thing and can afford to let yourself take a more graceful pace to your revising.

An article on March 11 about the challenges involved in revising well-known operas and musicals referred incorrectly to the composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim's position on what kinds of changes he would permit to his own works.

As new drugs come along, no doubt these regimens will be revised as well.

But according to Philip Rieff, the University of Pennsylvania sociologist who died last year, the term has such a variety of applications only because Weber revised as well as revived it.

Luke Donald, who with Padraig Harrington trails Bubba Watson and Jeff Overton by one hole after eight, said of the revised format: "Well it is different.

The available literature on solid lipid nanoparticles and related carriers for brain drug targeting is revised as well.