Sentence examples for revision dates from inspiring English sources

However, given the legal nature of gift policies, revision dates are typically included on documents.

Additional file 1: Table S1 provides locations, revision dates and references for each of the annotation files referred to below.

Both of these sources are regularly updated, which could have led us to omit schools that had revised their policy but did not include a revision date.

Most states had not revised their PPE forms in the past two years, and 10 states either did not revise forms in the past five years or did not provide the researchers with a revision date.

In practice, not all parameters are scientifically useful as some relate to database management functions (e.g. record processing date, revision date, curator signature, etc).

The procedures carried out as part of the baseline and annual repeat screens were based on I-ELCAP protocol, revision dated 20 October 2006 (Henschke, 2006).

For 'search by PubMed query', a query is sent to a Triage Module and PMIDs, scores (e.g. PPI scores by PIE the search), publication dates and update dates (the latest revision date for PubMed documents) are returned.

The study was approved by the institutional review board or ethics committee at each participating hospital and was conducted in accordance with the provisions of the Declaration of Helsinki and Ethical Guidelines for Clinical Research (overall revision dated 28 December 2004).

If an older formulation of the product contained phthalates but the newer formulations did not, we searched all available labels by revision date to determine when the formulation changed.

The report on new-home sales includes new methodology and revisions dating to 1999, and Commerce Department officials warned that the April number was not comparable with previously published figures.

Despite the revisions dating back to 1997, which require the ONS to estimate the economic contribution of illegal activities such as drugs and prostitution, economists are predicting growth in the second quarter of 2014 to remain unrevised at 0.8% on a quarterly basis, and 3.2% annually.