Sentence examples for strongly revised from inspiring English sources

Recent studies have strongly revised HCV classification [39], and still some subtypes have to be confirmed (a confirmation of a subtype is when at least two or three whole-genome sequences coming from patients that are not epidemiologically linked cluster together under different phylogenetic analyses and do not exhibit recombination patterns).

CS is the head of the Pediatric Gastroenterology Unit, approved the study design and strongly revised a draft of the paper.

This disclosure has the potential to strongly revise the import of her previous displays of acceptance of Massimo's recommendation (see Extract 5).

The example in Figure 1 shows that high gain is obtained when probabilities strongly revise the belief of the researcher, that is when extraordinary evidence is incorporated.

The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press said it would "strongly oppose" revising department guidelines on issuing subpoenas to reporters, and Danielle Brian, executive director at the Project on Government Oversight, said leak investigations might inappropriately target well-intentioned whistleblowers.

Dr. D. Ted Lewers, chairman of the American Medical Association, said: "The A.M.A. strongly supports the revised version of the bipartisan patient's bill of rights.

Given that the Department of Communities and Local Government revised Best Value Guidance strongly encourages councils to consider social value below the threshold and wider than services, it appears that guidance has limited effect.

Four out of the six strongly treated states (Arkansas, Hawaii, Maryland and Massachusetts) revised their mandates during our sample period, i.e. before 2001.

The authors are strongly encouraged to revise their text extensively to appeal to the broad readership of eLife.

The authors are strongly encouraged to revise their text extensively to appeal to the broad readership of eLife. 1) The authors claim that the four SNARE complexes show common unfolding behavior, thus sharing a conserved zippering pathway.

That is because revised admissions rules strongly favor Oscar nominees over the kind of Hollywood old hands who were once a shoo-in for admission.