Sentence examples for revisions in effect from inspiring English sources

The Soviet Union, with an increasingly gridlocked governmental system incapable of enacting serious policy revisions, in effect bankrupted itself by committing an inordinate percentage of its GNP to a decades-long military rivalry with the United States and exacerbated this problem by taking on the additional costs of a decadelong attempt to conquer Afghanistan.

Death certificates were obtained from the states in which the employees died and coded to the International Classification of Diseases revision in effect at the time of death.

A qualified nosologist coded causes of death from death certificates according to the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) revision in effect at the time of death.

We sought death certificates from state vital statistics offices and had underlying cause of death coded by trained nosologists according to the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) revision in effect at time of death (e.g., World Health Organization 1977).

Information on underlying cause of death was abstracted from death certificates and coded according to ICD-9 (international classification of diseases, 9th revision) in effect at the time of death.

A copy of the verified death certificates was sent to a professional nosologist for coding to the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) revision in effect at the time of death.

Causes of death were obtained from NDI Plus or coded by a qualified nosologist from death certificates according to the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) revision in effect at the time of death [data are presented according to the ninth revision (ICD-9; World Health Organization 1977)].

For 97% of those known to be deceased, cause of death was determined from death certificates and coded to the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) using the rubrics of the ICD revision in effect at the time of death {ICD-8 (National Center for Health Statistics 1967); ICD-9 [ World Health Organization (WHO) 1977]; or ICD-10 (WHO 1992)}.

Field uses tools from multivalued logic, fixed-point semantics, and revision theory to build models showing, in effect, that a very attractive axiomatic system is consistent.

Death was coded to the revision of the International Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision [ICD-9; World Health Organization (WHO) 1979] in effect at the time of death.

These first two ways of amending the RTT both, in effect, restrict the notion of a revision sequence, by putting constraints on which of our revision sequences really count as acceptable revision sequences.