Sentence examples for target revised from inspiring English sources

He was supported by an unbeaten 71 from 87 balls by the Lancashire all-rounder Tom Smith, allowing the Lions to post a total of 255 for eight in their 50 overs, with New Zealand's target revised after rain to 220 in 36 overs under the Duckworth-Lewis method.

Although provincial lists of supplemented medicines are unable to reach their original targets, revising the National Essential Medicines List should be based on the supplementing experience of each province; furthermore, frequently supplemented medicines with clear pharmacological benefits should be added.

Lancashire's target was revised to 81 off 10 overs after an hour of rain, much of it heavy, which made the drainage system installed at Old Trafford a couple of winters ago the real match-winner.

The hosts then slipped to 109-7 after 35 overs, at which point the target was revised.

England's batsmen had some time in the middle in Abu Dhabi, but only after their target was revised after the England Lions were skittled for 96.

When Walcott suffered the injury it was initially suggested he would be out for six months, before the target was revised.

In notable earnings outside the tech world, Ford (F) widely missed its profit target and revised down estimates for future growth as auto demand in the U.S. fell sharply.

The sample size target was revised at a steering committee meeting on 2 August 2012.

The available literature on solid lipid nanoparticles and related carriers for brain drug targeting is revised as well.

To identify alleles conferring such risks is contingent on sample sets twice that of our original target and we therefore revised our target accordingly in order to have ~80% power to identify an association between SNP genotype and risk.

Furthermore, it has to be noted that even for those indicators where binding political targets exist, these targets can be revised accordingly if it is likely that the objectives will not be met.