Sentence examples for revisions across from inspiring English sources

The unexpected upgrade to GDP came as the Office for National Statistics made surprise revisions across all sectors of the economy.

Rosier growth was seen across all sectors of the economy, with small upward revisions across manufacturing, construction and parts of services.

The company today is announcing revisions across its lines.

In 6 months' time, we plan to review the data we have collected around this trial, checking whether reporting has increased and collating author, editor, and reviewer feedback on the trial, with the aim to roll out the checklist (with any revisions) across all BioMed Central journals.

Thus, current estimates of species numbers within the Amitostigma alliance are probably fairly accurate, but effective species circumscription now requires careful revision across the entire alliance.

The global tests (log-rank test for KM estimates and Gray's test for CIF estimates) comparing revision across all four types of prostheses were statistically significant (p < 0.001 and p = 0.001, respectively).

The demand revision worked across all sectors, with special emphasis on service sectors that are especially human resources dependent.

The comprehensive Scandinavian Registers have reported on prosthesis revision rates across entire countries, providing our best estimates of implant revision risk in large, national populations.

Uncemented prostheses had higher revision risks across the registers, with Kaplan-Meier ten-year revision-free survival estimates ranging from 80% in Finland (95% CI not provided) to 85% 95%% CI: 84, 87) in Sweden.

We used evidence tables and graphical techniques to describe the THA revision risks across national and regional registries and to examine revision risks in relevant subgroups defined by age and fixation technique (cemented vs. uncemented vs. hybrid).

A second study did not seem to adjust for age when comparing revision rates across prostheses types, despite age differences of 4.5 years.