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8 of these hips have been revised, 6 of which were revised for an adverse reaction to metal debris, diagnosed preoperatively with MRI and confirmed histologically.

The art was also carried over onto the more traditional cardboard game box which was revised for the anniversary.

PV and IH drafted the article, which was revised for important intellectual content by all authors.

The client's credibility, expectancy and involvement regarding treatment are assessed with the Parent Expectancies for Therapy Scale (PETS) [ 64] which was revised for adolescents.

The videos/images are supplemented with a rich but short clinical vignette which is revised for authenticity by subject matter experts (consultant clinicians).

The CST has developed a large database of clinical videos and images which are revised frequently for face and content validity.

J-LV drafted the article, which was revised by JAK, AS, and MGM for critical content.

In 1933 the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris published the Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits, which was revised in 1951, in 1962, and once again in 1983.

The code of conduct for special advisers, which was revised by the coalition in June 2010, states: "Under the terms of the civil service code, special advisers must continue to observe their duties of confidentiality after they have left their employment as a special adviser".

With respect to discussions of ICD-11 criteria for functional neurological symptom disorder, one might consider the following: Positive psychological or neurological signs are not the sine qua non for the diagnosis but they increase the likelihood of the disorder – similar to McDonald criteria for encephalomyelitis disseminata – which is revised according to new empirical evidence.

"For example, each state has its minimum wage, which is revised every three months".