Sentence examples for rewording of the text from inspiring English sources

It can damage your lung and then your lung gets infected" (female, high health literacy, medium education) However, despite rewording of the text on risks (e.g., that 1 out of 20 patients that undergo this treatment, suffers from side-effects, instead of less than 5% of all radiation patients will have side-effects), this aspect was not correctly understood by all participants: "Well, that's 20%.

Hence, we cannot provide a reliable lower bound on the number of mutations contributing to fitness in any given year and we have reworded the relevant parts of the text to stress that our ability to make meaningful predictions stems from persistent variations in virus fitness.

However, to clarify the results of our analysis we have reworded the text.

We have reworded the text (in the fourth paragraph of the subsection "Testing candidate stabilizers") to acknowledge that septin signals are sometimes visible at both clusters during competition.

We have reworded the text concerned to clarify that the novelty we claim lies in the variety of situations we consider (and thus the ability to select between these situations) and in the analytic progress we make.

We have now reworded the text to more clearly differentiate the discoveries presented in our work from those that are already known.

Our data on STM are rather consistent with a response to intrinsic continuous tension than with discontinuous touch, and we have reworded the text in this revision to clarify this point.

That rewording of the acronym started on Twitter at the end of December, and one of the earliest examples was in a reply to Guy Verhofstadt tweeting about European unity.

Their feedback led to further restructuring and rewording of the criteria.

This prompted rewording of the instructions for the QI by the working group.

Based on respondents' recommendations, some minor rewording of the barrier and demographic questions were undertaken.