Sentence examples for undertake revision from inspiring English sources

It is possible that other considerations, such as patient comorbidity, may have influenced any decision to undertake revision surgery.

These are voluntary repositories where surgeons who undertake revision procedures can send failed components and allied clinical data for detailed analysis.

While the first two sections of this work undertake revisions of Wolff's principles of non-contradiction and sufficient reason, the third section argues for two substantive principles that are alleged to follow from the principle of sufficient (or rather, following Crusius, determining) reason, namely the principles of succession and coexistence.

DT had the original idea of the paper and undertook revisions to the original draft.

To his credit, Dick White saw that there might be a book in it, and persuaded his protege to undertake a revision of his material once his official duties were over.

Recent initiatives (including the Faculty of Science Strategic Priorities Fund and the Carl Wieman Science Education Initiative [ www.cwsei.ubc.ca]) made it practical to undertake a revision of the biology curriculum.

However, there is currently a Movement Disorders Society Task Force undertaking revision of the PSP clinical criteria.

"Brumberg's untimely death," Modigliani wrote, "sapped my will to undertake the revisions and condensation that would have been required for publication in one of the standard professional journals".

Please note that if help is requested with less than eight weeks before the deadline, we cannot guarantee the same level of service (i.e., we can comment on how clearly and effectively the proposed work is communicated but cannot undertake major revisions or help with any of the logistical components mentioned above).

Boito and Verdi were reconciled in 1873, and Boito undertook the revision of the libretto of Verdi's Simon Boccanegra (revised version 1881).

In consultation with his pupil Josef Schalk, Bruckner undertook a revision in the spring of 1889, finishing the following year.