According to Launey's interpretation, it was at that point that Patroclus went to " the island of Kaudos ", as he emends Kaunos, where he executed Sotades.
22.
Some manuscripts editors have controversially used this " metri causa " principle to emend Sanskrit verses, with similar-sounding words, assuming that their creative conjectural rewriting will restore the meter.
23.
On January 2008, the FDA approved fosaprepitant, an intravenous form of aprepitant, which is to be sold under the tradename Emend Injection in the US and as Ivemend in some other countries.
24.
He believed that Underwood had first used the term, but concluded that as neither Underwood nor Chalaud had provided a formal description, the order should be cited as " Metzgeriales Schust . emend.
25.
Scholars since then have worked to emend these reconstructions to approximate more closely the original poems of Catullus; examples of these variant readings and emendations are given in the footnotes to the text below.
26.
In 1978 George Olshevsky was the first to combine the two names, making " Teinurosaurus sauvagei " ( von Huene 1932 ) Olshevsky 1978 vide Nopcsa 1928 emend . 1929 a valid species name.
27.
"K . lophorothon " emends the original classification of the species, as the species name if derived from the name of " Lophorhothon ", the dinosaur it was originally classified under.
28.
Theories of lengthy oral transmission of the poem have caused scholars to emend individual readings, even filling up what they perceived as lacunae in the text if they deemed that the metrics or the contents were faulty.
29.
The morphology falls outside the synonym of " Niebla ceruchoides ", but did not emend the original circumscription, nor did they give any scientific data or explanation as to why it should be included in synonymy.
30.
Aprepitant is manufactured by Merck & Co . under the brand name "'Emend "'for prevention of acute and delayed chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting ( CINV ) and for prevention of postoperative nausea and vomiting.
