Sentence examples for revision along from inspiring English sources

Someone changed the words "time travel" to "gmail" in a revision, along with the comment "Gmail starts a wiki-war by linking directly to this article on April 1st…".

I think this needs revision, along with the accompanying figure where the blue line represents the "conserved" active site.

For each outpatient visit or hospitalization, the data contained up to 3 5 diagnoses coded under the International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision, along with the prescription drugs and doses, special treatments (such as surgery), and dates of these orders.

For each outpatient visit or hospitalization, the data contained up to 3 5 diagnoses coded under the International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision, along with the prescription drugs and doses, special treatments, and dates of these orders.

The Lunacy Act of 1902 (42), a provision passed down by the former colonial government that does not recognise the rights of persons with psychosocial disabilities and contributes to their discrimination and alienation from society (21, 24), is in need of revision, along with other legalisation that impacts on the rights of mentally ill.

Typically, the ideas are presented in multiple stages, with revisions along the way.

The database will analytically collect these revisions, along with legislative amendments, referenda, and initiatives.

It will include the administration's tax cuts and Medicare revisions, along with curbs on abortion, oil drilling in Alaska and a prescription drug plan.

(Disclosure: Last month, I joined three feminist law faculty at Harvard in submitting a comment to the Education Department urging policy revisions along these lines. I was also a signatory to an open letter from twenty-eight members of Harvard's Law School faculty, published in 2014, that DeVos approvingly cited in Thursday's speech).

Mr. Zimmerman said that he had met with Mr. Cuomo to discuss ideas for the first poster, and said that while he did not speak directly with him to create the latest version, Mr. Cuomo had asked to see revisions along the way, and that the process took about five months.

In commentaries that are often longer than the texts, he gives the reader histories of each character's name as it evolved in the course of Tolkien's revisions, along with variations and etymologies of words in the two made-up languages, wretched but relevant poems dredged up from the author's youth and speculations about why one version of a tale was rejected in favor of another.