Sentence examples for revision to date from inspiring English sources

As a result of these enhancements, ICD-10 represents the broadest scope of any previous ICD revision to date.

All but 3 of the patients originally recruited to the study are still being followed by the operative surgeon, and there have been no revisions to date.

Since our policy for the revision of stratigraphic splice is traceability, we put the date of revision to our revised depth scale such as m CCSF-D_Patched_revYYYYMMDD.

Art is precisely that which can last and last -- whereas nothing dates faster than a revision to a piece of software.

Revision: You can get the latest version of the repository, called 'HEAD' (most up-to-date version), or select a specific revision to go back to a version before particular changes.

Possible limitations of these criteria have been discussed in the literature [ 29], but revision(s) are not available to date.

A revision of the proteins found to date in literature dealing with PDE is also presented and compared with the ones found in this work.

To date, the revision process has moved away from binding legal rules on disease notifications one of the classical regime's pillars to reliance on global information networks, represented by WHO's Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network (hereafter, the Global Network).

Analysts had expected a revision to 5.4percentt.

Accounts emphasise that methadone's implementation has been characterised by 2 years of waiting, in the absence of certainty and in the presence of repeated revisions to promised delivery dates and organisational arrangements (box 6, extracts 3 4).

Some of the copy consisted of printed texts of plays that had already been published individually, causing all sorts of copyright problems, and many of these had been covered in intricate marginal scribblings and interleavings and strikings-out to bring them up to date with subsequent revisions (not all of them authorial), annotations which in some instances baffled the compositors.