Sentence examples for revision suggest from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless a Cochrane revision suggest the effectiveness in improving nutritional status in the elderly [ 7], there is a lack of studies in, oldest old subjects, specialty in the group with poor health status who live in the community [ 2].
The revision suggested Greece's financial predicament was worse than had been thought.
Analysts said the inventory revision suggested that manufacturers were keeping up with slowing demand better than previously thought.
The revision suggests that city officials are becoming less hopeful that a rebounding economy will flood the coffers and end the crisis.
The profit revision suggests Starbucks is losing customers to McDonald's and Dunkin' Donuts, where a cup of coffee may cost a $1 less.
German GDP increased by 0.5% in the first quarter of 2012, and 0.3% in the second quarter, so the upward revision suggests the economy will avoid contracting.
This offer was taken up by one: there was no revision suggested to the transcript as a result.
One patient, originally planned for a one-stage cup revision after 13 years for aseptic loosening had positive cultures at revision, suggesting septic loosening.
These revisions suggest the possibility that Jay incorporated suggestions from Hamilton and even Madison, who left New York a day or two before No. 64 was published.
"The pattern of revisions suggest that the recession that began at the end of 2007 was deeper than initially reported, and the jobs recovery over the last 2.5 years has been a bit stronger than initially reported, although much work remains to be done to return to full employment," Alan B. Krueger, the head of the White House's Council of Economic Advisers said in a statement.
Not only do the latest figures show jobs being created apace, but new statistical revisions suggest that job growth has been stronger for longer than many had thought.Almost 1m jobs were created between March and May, the fastest increase since the giddy days of early 2000.
