restatement

restate | Business English

restate
verb[ T ]
/ˌriːˈsteɪt/ukus
ACCOUNTING, FINANCE
if a company restates its results, it calculates them again and announces a new amount for its profits, sales, etc.:
The company will have to restate earnings , converting reported profits to losses.
The automaker has restated results seven times in the past two years.
They were later forced to restate millions in revenues.

restatement

noun[ C or U ]
ACCOUNTING
an accounting restatement

Examples of restate

restate
We now restate and prove the elimination of transitivity theorem with some estimates.
As one of the referees remarked, the proofs here could be restated in denotional semantics, and the last proof would then be by structural induction.
Yet, it seems that even 20 years later many of these observations need to be restated again.
In fact, each signal in each modality can be attributed some meaning, and this meaning can be restated in a verbal language.
It couldn't accurately restate the whole law in two or three volumes.
The observation that the underlying media in all of these approaches is primarily spatiovisual is worth restating.
The explanation cannot be that "general intelligence is involved" because this merely restates the phenomenon.
Finally, the conclusion draws the paper to a close and restates the findings.
Below we restate without proof these possibilities with explicit formulas for g as constructed in the previous section.
It is this 'provisional' quality that gives them their plasticity, their propensity to alter whenever they are restated.
Table 1 gives the first 12 criteria from his 1980 list, which were basically restated in the 1990 list.
These principles have been expanded and restated in subsequent treatments.
It has been rapidly put together on the basis of the most readily available secondary work, and restates the general stereotypes.
Yet he only restates them, rather than discussing the relevance of his experiments to these models.
First, any local closure can be restated identically as a universal closure.
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