Sentence examples for revisions together with from inspiring English sources

The extent of these revisions, together with Ansermet's recommendations, convinced Stravinsky that a new edition was necessary, and this appeared in large and pocket form in 1929.

The revisions, together with the usual problems associated with the transportation system of the South, resulted in delays that pushed out the launch date until February 3 , 1862 and she was not commissioned until February 17, bearing the name CSS Virginia.

She is the corresponding author and contributed to the writing, critical revision together with draft preparation, final preparation for manuscript submission, preparation and submission of all revisions.

803 (45%) of the index revisions were isolated cup revisions, and in 977 (55%) the stem was revised together with the investigated cup.

We therefore determined whether the stem had been revised together with the cup during the index cup revision: The Cox regression model with the endpoint re-revision for any reason was applied to cases where only the cup had been revised during the index procedure (isolated cup revisions).

Revision surgery was delayed due to the high risk of arthroplasty revision surgery together with cardiovascular surgeons, loss of extremity and mortality although osteolysis was more severe.

That first volume is now due for revision and, together with a second volume, is due out in 2009, with Hugh Haughton at the helm.

We found reduced length of stay, a high level of patient satisfaction, and low revision rates, together with improved health related quality of life and functionality, when we introduced fast track into an orthopedic department in a Norwegian university hospital.

In summary, we found improved efficiency, high patient satisfaction, and low revision rates together with improved health related quality of life and functionality with the fast track course implemented in a Norwegian university hospital, indicating that fast track is a favorable and feasible method of treatment for both primary and revision THA and TKA patients.

Anyway, I was in this room with my friend Andy, and we were doing a bit of maths revision together, as we'd been instructed to.

Clarence Lewis Barnhart, (born Dec. 30, 1900, near Plattsburg, Mo. died Oct. 24, 1993, Peekskill, N.Y.) U.S. lexicographer and editor who, devoted his life to the compilation and revision of dictionaries and, together with educational psychologist Edward Lee Thorndike, was a pioneer in creating references that were exclusively geared for school-age readers--Thorndike-Barnhart dictionaries.