Sentence examples for revising deeply from inspiring English sources

In practice, scientists face some constraints in the selection of background assumptions, based on cognitive values such as simplicity and conservatism (resistance to revising deeply entrenched assumptions on which many other beliefs depend).

Whole pages are added, re-written, revised, So deeply by night those authors employ Themselves with those old books of theirs.

I only hope that Mr Gove, who has abandoned one ill-conceived project of Mr Grayling's, will do the sensible thing and urgently revise these deeply flawed regulations".

The influence of several host matrix parameters (pore size, surface area, symmetry and surface modification) in drug hosting and controlled delivery is here deeply revised.

Furthermore, differences in the items ranking order between European and American versions appeared as less significant than those highlighted for the Korean validation study, which deeply revised the original American items' order.

WASHINGTON — A long-simmering dispute over the White House's account of the deadly assault on the American diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, flared up on Friday, with a disclosure of e-mails that show the White House was more deeply involved in revising talking points about the attack than officials have previously acknowledged.

CG has made substantial contributions to conception and design, and acquisition of data, and analysis and interpretation of the data and has been deeply involved in revising the manuscript.

He was deeply involved in drafting the manuscript and revising the intellectual content.

She was deeply involved in drafting the manuscript and revising the intellectual content.

But that does not mean that the more deeply integrated European states should not be able to agree on revising competencies -- taking into account the experience of the past and the strong hesitations registered by the public.

And after revising Volume I ("Simply far too much purple prose in that one," he says. "Do not read too deeply into it").