Sentence examples for should be revising for from inspiring English sources

The summer went by in a blur, as I zipped up and down the country for weddings and family dos, juggling shifts on the labour ward and worrying about that medical exam I should be revising for.

Finally, we suggest that the prediction model should be revised for the assessment of NMs embryotoxicity.

Perhaps rules should be revised for determining when and how to use sirens, (a toot or a honk would be sufficient to open a traffic lane).

The present Design Codes consider standard FRCs, but their formulas should be revised for concretes with fibers of different strengths, slenderness and geometry, since these properties substantially affect shear behavior.

There is no question that campaign contribution laws should be revised for greater transparency, but the current system with super PACs is clearly better than the old system in which election outcomes were so certain that many parties could not even find a challenger willing to serve as a sacrificial lamb.

Blanchard and Shleifer's model of yardstick competition should be revised for its limitations.

Popescu (2009) suggested that learning style questionnaires should be revised for use in web-based learning systems as they ignore technology-related preferences.

Likewise, we find values of (Delta M_{2}) less than the values that are extrapolated from simulations of Type Ia supernovae, indicating that these values should be revised for the conditions of Type Ibc supernovae considered here.

Although this does not address whether the typical conditions in these events may change over temporal and geographic scales, Robinson suggests that if the frequency of exceeding a particular temperature threshold increases, the threshold should be revised for defining excessive heat events.

The authors argue that estimates should be revised upward for the whole world, particularly among adults.

The method of determining the price should be revised accordingly, for example, with the development of an inter-professional agreement.