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We calculated the incidence rate (per 100,000 primary TKA patient-years) and cumulative incidence (per 100,000 primary TKA patients) of revision TKA, with the period between primary and revision TKA representing the failure time.

The revisions represent a clear attempt to make the order more legally sound after a panel of judges for the US Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit upheld a suspension on the ban that a federal judge in Seattle issued in early February.

The pilot program and associated manual revisions represent a major milestone in the evolution and application of composite doublers.

The revisers therefore understood that the text in the revision representing § 3 had to provide jurisdiction over civil actions brought to enforce all of the rights covered by these three civil rights provisions.

Ogata's team's revisions represented a totally grassroots effort.

For the dreamers who long to institute God's justice on earth, Fadl's revisions represent a substantial moral challenge.

Shell's reserve revisions represent "a very big issue on sentiment and trust," said Jonathan Wright, an oil analyst in London for Citigroup.

To some readers, these revisions represented a politically motivated betrayal of his theoretical accomplishments.

It could be claimed that the revisions also represent the will of the people who elected the parliament.

In the Cox model, the hazard function is defined as h(t) = h 0 t)e β*X, where the baseline hazard function h 0 t) (common to all implants included) is multiplied by a factor representing the revision risk associated with some factor X (e.g. implant type).

Randy M. Mastro, chairman of two past Charter Revision Commissions and the lawyer representing the three, said the law violated the City Charter by changing the term of an elective officer without a voter referendum.