Sentence examples for was initially revised from inspiring English sources

This new version, re-titled Wood Badge for the 21st Century, was initially revised to include principles of Situational Leadership.

An active obese 48-year-old male, a tow truck operator, was initially revised for instability one month postprimary THA.

The clinical records of 195 children aged 1 month through 16 years old and hospitalized during January 2003 were initially revised.

They were experts at disinformation too: the official death toll after Papon's self-proclaimed "Battle of Paris" was initially three, before being revised to a vague "several dozen" almost 40 years later.

There was initially hope that the revised version of the old classic might bring about a Promod resurgence, but this tweet from (Remastered developers) Raven Software's David Pellas would appear to confirm there's no mod support coming at launch – which essentially kills the chance of a Promod comeback.

In order to assess potential differences in rehabilitation strategies between the two amputee groups, use of residual arm was initially assessed using a revised version of the Motor Activity Log (Uswatte et al., 2006).

Whereas a 'recent'/'nonrecent' threshold of 1.0 ODn was initially proposed, this was recently revised to 1.5 [ 24, 25], following a review of the assay in which CEPHIA participated.

The WHO classification of lymphoid neoplasms was initially largely based on the Revised European American Lymphoma Classification (REAL), the most widely used monograph before 2001.

Because the Houston group's trace of epsilon15 was initially wrong (they've now revised it to a version that agrees with the BPP-1 trace), the present authors need to be completely convincing.

Last Thursday, the geological survey issued a statement estimating that there was a 3 percent likelihood of a 7 magnitude aftershock in the next 30 days, and a 25 percent chance of one of magnitude 6. (On Wednesday, the area experienced a strong aftershock that was initially rated at 6.1 but was revised to 5.8).

An Infectious Disease Epidemic Plan (IDEP) was initially released in May 2014 and was revised in March 2015.