Sentence examples for the range of revisions from inspiring English sources

All files created specify the range of revisions that have been saved.

Taxonomy provides many examples; current use of a particular taxonomic term (e.g., a species name) cannot reasonably envision the range of taxonomic revisions that might occur in the future.

It demonstrates that with a sample size of 500 per group, there will be a likelihood of detecting a RRR of 30% or greater across the plausible range of revision surgery rates, and moderate power for slightly lower effect sizes.

It demonstrates that with the chosen sample size of 750 per group, there will be a high likelihood of detecting a RRR of 25% or greater across the plausible range of revision surgery rates, and moderate power for slightly lower effect sizes.

Individual reform plans propose the recruitment of highly skilled professionals, further education for healthcare professionals and a revision of the range of medical services.

The range of motion and functional outcome after 2-stage revision is poorer than that after aseptic revision of TKA (Jacobs et al. 1989, Wang et al. 2004).

The revision of WES 2808 is in progress in JWES to expand the range of use and to improve the fracture assessment procedure.

Iterative cycles of testing and revision should be provided to develop more comprehensive illustrative vocabulary descriptors representative enough to adequately reflect the range of CSE illustrative scales.

Iterative cycles of testing and revision will be needed to develop more comprehensive illustrative descriptors which are representative enough adequately to reflect the range of CSE illustrative scales.

This subgroup constituted only less than a quarter of the full sample and the range in number of revision is not provided to allow further comparison between studies.

In the analyses, cases that met the EUROCAT case definition were included: cases with major CA defined by the Q-chapter of the International Classification of Diseases, 10th revision (ICD-10), or in the range 740 759 of the International Classification of Diseases, 9th revision (ICD-9), and a very limited set of conditions not included in the Q chapter [ 21].