Sentence examples for which has been revised from inspiring English sources

We support this taxonomic revision because Anthomastus ritteri, which has been revised by Molodstova (2013) as Heteropolypus ritteri, has the presumed octocoral ancestral gene order (Brockman and McFadden 2012), while our two morphospecies of what are presumably Anthomastus have a japonicum gene order.

That's up from a new estimate of 11.8% for December (which has been revised up).

Nigerian statute law includes much of the British colonial legislation, most of which has been revised.

His account, which has been revised and updated, is "chatty, provocative, knowledgeable, funny," Rex Lardner said here in 1967.

Also in the lineup is Strauss's "Metamorphosen," using the edition by Franz Beyer, which has been revised by Mr. Langrée.

"Jitney," which has been revised since its first production in 1982, could be described as just a lot of men sitting around talking.

J. C. Penney, which has been revising its strategy under a new chief executive, Ron Johnson, said October same-store sales declined 2.6 percent, versus analyst estimates of a 1 percent increase.

That was down from December's 18,000 gain, which had been revised up by 4,000, which was down from an earlier Commerce Department revision of up by 6,000, according to the Treasury Department.

Fans were increasingly frustrated by the league's scoring system, too, which had been revised — and arguably made more confusing — in 2004.

For the Houston Grand Opera, Mr. McGlinn embarked on what would become a thorough overhaul of "Show Boat," which had been revised, and shortened, multiple times since its premiere in 1927.

"State revenues continue to deteriorate, as most states are witnessing monthly totals lower than their recent forecasts, which have been revised downward," said Gov. Jim Douglas of Vermont, the chairman of the National Governors Association, which opened its winter meeting here on Saturday.