Sentence examples for two revisions of from inspiring English sources

EB White published two revisions of his 1959 edition (in 1972 and 1979).

Pleural cancer was coded by two revisions of the International Classification of Diseases (ICDs) (163.0 under ICD-8, WHO, 1967 and 163 under ICD-9, WHO, 1977).

In the present study, we made two revisions of the original NET on: (1) reinforcing the narration of a single traumatic event to strengthen the treatment effect; (2) cancelling the testimony sign-off to ease the therapist's burden and enable them to treat more people in need following a large-scale disaster.

Cimino (1998, 2001) applied an automated methodology for detecting ambiguity and redundancy in the UMLS Metathesaurus to two revisions of that lexical resource and found that his methods continued to find errors in the Metathesaurus even after 6 years of manual curation.

Jerome produced three revisions of the Psalms, all extant.

He produces three or four revisions of the complete text, including the final version.

Five revisions of that book later, and with more than 90 other books to his name, Mr. Meltzer has had the last laugh.

Recently, the publisher voluntarily consented to nine revisions of the book, but only after it had become a national best seller.

In the four revisions of the D.S.M. since 1980, diagnoses have appeared and disappeared, and symptom lists have been tweaked and rejiggered with troubling regularity, generally after debate that seems more suited to the floors of Congress than the halls of science.

AFTER three revisions of their original draft resolution, America and Britain were set to win the UN Security Council's blessing for their role as the occupiers and rulers of Iraq until such time, still undetermined, as Iraq has an elected government of its own.

If Microsoft follows its usual pattern, it will take three revisions of Pocket PC before it really gets it right.