Sentence examples for the revised duration from inspiring English sources

Using this definition, all people meeting lifetime and 12-month criteria of DSM-IV SAD also met the revised duration criterion.

This paper provides an overview of this first test flight of the revised Ultra Long Duration Balloon design which was a short domestic test flight from Ft. Sumner, NM, USA.

All subjects had RRMS according to the revised McDonald criteria [21], with a disease duration of <5 years since the first to MS attributable symptoms.

We have provided statistical information on the demographics and duration of anesthesia in Table 1 of the revised article.

The Revised Bailout Plan.

the revised Pennsylvania State University/National Center for Atmospheric Research mesoscale model.

The temporal dimensions of certain items were specified; for example, oral pain and mood items were revised to include duration of the symptom or mood state.

Additionally, the temporal dimensions of certain items were specified; for example, oral pain and mood items were revised to include duration of the symptom or mood state.

These inaccurate expectations cannot only be attributed to the initial phase of migration, as for each additional year in the host country, about 70% of immigrants revise upward the duration of their stay.

Although this is an acute study, our findings open the scope for revising the current wide QRS duration as an indication for CRT and to consider the less expensive LV rather than BIV pacing when a patient is considered a candidate for resynchronization.

From 1990 to 1998, patients with recent onset of RA according to the 1987 American College of Rheumatology revised criteria [ 18] and disease duration <1 year were recruited from six rheumatology departments in the region of Utrecht, The Netherlands, to participate in a randomized, prospective clinical trial.