Sentence examples for using the recently revised from inspiring English sources

We study the development of the Cycle 24 using the recently revised sunspot number (SSN) time series proposed by Clette et al. (2014) labeled SSN (V2).

The items that were extracted from each publication are listed in Appendix 2. The working group validated and agreed on the interpretation of the data and assigned the LOE using the recently revised definition (Table  1) [ 98].

To trace the evolutionary history of sex-specific characters in diving beetles, we used the recently revised genus Acilius which contains 13 extant species distributed over the Northern Hemisphere [31].

In terms of loop modelling, MEDELLER is the first software to use the recently revised FREAD algorithm (Choi and Deane, 2009).

All of the diagnostic criteria, in addition to the recently revised American College of Rheumatology classification recommends use of labial minor salivary gland (MSG) biopsy exhibiting focal lymphocytic infiltrate for diagnosis of SS [ 4, 5].

The recently revised "Elements of Legal Style" (Oxford University Press, 2002), a widely used manual, cautions that the use of Latin words and phrases is now of "a style better interred than exhumed".

Consistently, the recently revised standards of medical care in diabetes used a threshold BG of 70 mg/dl to define hypoglycemia [ 15].

A federal judge yesterday struck down the parts of the recently revised USA Patriot Act that authorized the Federal Bureau of Investigation to use informal secret demands called national security letters to compel companies to provide customer records.

The recently revised CLSI clinical breakpoints (CBPs) values for C. albicans were used as reference [ 28].

But the recently revised page warns that evidence on condom use and other sexually transmitted diseases is inconclusive, though it says the uncertainty demonstrates that "more research is needed -- not that latex condoms do not work".

The recently revised American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) staging system for breast cancer [ 19] was used to divide patients into two groups.