Sentence examples for a given operative from inspiring English sources

Superimposed on this is the possibility that plastic and orthopaedic surgeons may learn a broader range of procedures during their training than cardiothoracic surgeons, precluding as much experience to be gained in a given operative technique a difference of breadth and depth.

A finding would give operatives some legal protection for questionable actions, but the White House was reluctant to put what it wanted in writing.

Does that give operatives an added motive to indulge reporters with the inside secrets they crave?

In this case, it is the intensity "ratio" at a given probe that is the operative datum.

Compensatory pathways that become operative when a given target is blocked can severely limit the development of a potent inhibitor of what seems like a very suitable oncogenic target.

Renal cell carcinoma (RCC) with tumor thrombus in the inferior vena cava (IVC) poses a challenge to the surgeon given the operative difficulty, potential for massive hemorrhage, and possibility of tumor thromboemboli.

For predicting the post-operative ejection fraction of a patient after surgery given pre-operative ejection fraction measurement, we have estimated the conventional prediction regression model using correlation coefficient: Post-operative ejection fraction correlation = -0.0658 + 0.8403 × (Pre-operative ejection fraction); p = 0.0008; 95% confidence interval: (0.3998, 1.2808).

The p-value indicates that the estimated model is useful in predicting the post-operative ejection fraction of a patient given the pre-operative ejection fraction.

In the Netherlands, there is a considerable variation in given peri-operative care and convalescence recommendations for gynaecological patients.

In short, p is true1 iff p is Rdir-related to the blobject given contextually operative standards ci, cj, …, cm.

Alternatively, p is true2 iff p is Rind-related to non-blobject entities given contextually operative standards cj, ck, …, cn.