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Though one of these warnings was exaggerated (you do not have to book Grand Canyon reservations a year ahead), we learned a valuable lesson and ultimately revised our plan.
Similarly, a CT scan ordered for abdominal pain may be read as normal by the radiology trainee and the patient sent home by the EP with a diagnosis of gastroenteritis, only for the scan to be ultimately revised by the staff radiologist as appendicitis.
Target became the poster child for the pitfalls of post-Citizens United political spending when it faced a scathing backlash over a $150,000 political donation, had to apologize, and ultimately revised its political spending policy.
By doing so, we ultimately revised the items and arrived at an instrument containing items that only directly assessed the construct presented in Table 4.
Facing the possibility that the EIA would show significant adverse impacts, in tandem with vocal tenant opposition and consideration of legislation for a local moratorium on demolition, the developer agreed to negotiate with tenants and ultimately revised the development proposal to keep 360 of the new units rent-controlled with lifetime leases for existing tenants (Shaw 2005).
These changes included revising learning objectives to focus on higher-order cognitive skills, removing extraneous information in laboratory descriptions, devising new assessments, and ultimately revising labs from procedural step-by-step directions to guided inquiry.
Ultimately, he booed her.
However, it dislocated again and ultimately was revised to TKA.
The Brabin Inquiry had figuratively put the couple on trial for their role in bringing about the horrors of Ten Rillington Place, and had ultimately not revised Timothy Evans's connection to the death of his wife.
Ms. Howard won — ultimately by a revised four-vote margin — depriving Republicans of the seat that would have given them a supermajority in the Texas chamber.
It was crazy, and federal judge Jed Rakoff refused to approve the deal for months (Rakoff ultimately approved a revised settlement, but scolded the SEC for hurting shareholders instead of holding executives accountable).
