Sentence examples for reword in from inspiring English sources
Again, I interpreted this word (I almost said "key word", but decided that would be too tacky, though puns are their own reword) in the way I thought most natural.
The items referring to the use of reference works were reworded in order to relate to digital sources as well.
Namely, the questionnaire was translated to Spanish and the questions were reworded in a way that they were unambiguously understood by locals.
The U.S. dollar was mixed against currencies outside the U.S., while Treasury process continued to decline, as the market remains spooked by yesterday's rewording in the Fed's statement that eluded to the possibility of a rate hike coming sooner than expected.
Later, the number of articles of faith were reduced to eight points, and Amiotte-Suchet noted that they were reworded in 1998 to become less explicit concerning issues which were the subject of public controversies.
In-scope uncertainties were allocated into disease-specific groups and reworded in PICO format (Population, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome).
Recommendations for which agreement was not reached in a first round were reworded in order to obtain a better consensus.
These issues require further investigation and it may be the case that certain questions would need to be altered or reworded in order to capture the intended constructs.
In relation to comprehension, 82.4% answered the SOHO-5 questions without any repetition or rewording, in 9.5% of the sample the interviewer repeated or reworded a question once, with 8.1% needing more repetitions or rewordings.
Common themes identified by experts were then reworded in the form of an expectancy or belief regarding confidence in one's own ability to achieve each behavior and repetitive or redundant items were removed.
We have revised the analysis and data have been plotted as percentages of Tbr2+/DCX-, Tbr2+/DCX+ and Tbr2-/DCX+ cells and the text reworded in the subsection "DMOG increases survival, but not proliferation or differentiation".
