Sentence examples for To operated from inspiring English sources
verb
To perform a work or labour; to exert power or strength, physical or mechanical; to act.
We also compared characteristics of un-operated cases to operated cases.
We also compared scores of un-operated cases to operated cases.
Baseline self-rated health was lower for un-operated cases compared to operated cases in Bangladesh and the Philippines, and in Kenya the operated cases had poorer baseline vision than un-operated cases.
Mankin and synovial scores in operated limbs were positively correlated to radiographic scores, but negatively correlated to the range of motion, limb circumference, postoperative body weight, bodyweight distribution to operated limb, maximum force and maximum pressure on operated limb.
The theoretical stiffness model of the novel PKM is established based upon the virtual work principle and deformation superposition principle after mapping the stiffness models of substructures from joint space to operated space by Jacobian matrices and considering the deformation contributions of interlinked revolute joints to two substructures.
RNs have professional expertise that untrained family members do not, especially when called on to operated the "sophisticated" technology Halvorson boasts.
Tannenbaum is free to operate.
Hulu has to operate amid this uncertainty.
They are also expensive to operate.
Social selection will begin to operate.
Plans to operate on third rail soon.
