Sentence examples for the complete revision from inspiring English sources

Justinian achieved lasting fame through his judicial reforms, particularly through the complete revision of all Roman law, something that had not previously been attempted.

Trabecular incorporation was evaluated with use of the criteria of Conn et al. [ 6], defined as equal radiodensity of graft and host bone with a trabecular pattern throughout.> We performed Kaplan-Meier survivorship analyses, including 95% confidence intervals (CIs), for the complete revision THAs (acetabular and femoral component) considering any rerevision of one of the components a "failure".

The Oxford University Press (OUP), its publisher, is now immersed in the first complete revision of the dictionary in its 142-year history.

Notably, the first complete revision and reorganization of the Head Start Program Performance Standards since 1975 was recently released for implementation in November 2016 DHHS 20166).

The fallout from the reclassification of these organisms is the proposal for a complete revision of the families Rickettsiaceae and Anaplasmataceae.

The Armenian state deputy ombudsman, Tatevik Khachatrian, believes the legislation requires complete revision.

The influential liturgical movement in the 20th century led to the revision of the liturgy of Holy Week under Pius XII in 1955 and culminated in the decree of the Second Vatican Council (1963) that allowed the introduction of the vernacular in the variable parts of the liturgy and ordered a complete revision of the missal to be carried out by a postconciliar commission.

In this line, we found that only linear polyethylene wear rate predicts the risk for complete revision (OR = 36.94 per each mm/year; 95% CI 4.69-290.66; R2 = 0.252).

In doing so, the goals of the concept challengers, which involve a complete revision of the grid extension plan, would be undermined.

During his difficulties as director of the observatory, he carried out a complete revision of the planetary theories and compared them with the best observations then available.

The tablets, according to André Parrot, "brought about a complete revision of the historical dating of the ancient Near East and provided more than 500 new place names, enough to redraw or even draw up the geographical map of the ancient world".