Sentence examples for a multistep procedure from inspiring English sources

"No one in New York can come back and forth for different treatments when you can do them all in one day and still find it result-oriented," said Dr. Jaliman, who has been offering such a multistep procedure, called "facial rejuvenation," for about a year, at a cost of $3,000.

Automatic corrosion damage detection on metallic surfaces is a complex task which requires a multistep procedure.

Doing long sums in the absence of complementary actions or artefacts is a multistep procedure that quickly taxes working memory; congesting the phonological loop further handicaps performance.

Core flood process is a multistep procedure which included the initial brine injection, oil saturation, brine injection, and surfactant alternating gas injection (SAG).

For coupling of 89Zr to mAbs, we used a multistep procedure that has been developed by Verel et al. [33] using a succinylated derivative of desferrioxamine B (N-sucDf) as a bifunctional chelate.

The search algorithm of Glide is a multistep procedure based on a grid positioning followed by MC refinement; for Surflex, it is a Fragment/Surface based algorithm guided by a protomol, which is a negative fingerprint of the protein binding site; for FlexX, it is a fragment based algorithm; and for Gold, it is a genetic algorithm.

We proposed a critical appraisal of the results of randomized control trials based on a multisteps procedure (Figure 1): evaluation of the distribution of the reported variables; evaluation of the distribution of the p values reported for the comparison of the baseline characteristics of the two groups; explicit computation of the p values and parametric bootstrap.

We proposed a critical appraisal of the results of randomized control trials based on a multisteps procedure: evaluation of the distribution of the reported variables; evaluation of the distribution of the p values reported for the comparison of the baseline characteristics of the two groups; explicit computation of the p values and parametric bootstrap.

However, the practicability of a multistep-procedure including an ultrasound pretreatment in the clinical setting during a middle ear operation has to be doubted.

Ursula Nixon, Bodalla, NSW, Australia  An algorithm is a mathematical multistep procedure that can transform input data representing a question into a solution.

Our results demonstrate that: (1) viability is significantly higher after addition and removal of 17 molal glycerol using a toxicity-minimized procedure (80%) in comparison to a traditional multistep procedure (5%); and (2) inducing swelling during CPA addition is required to obtain this improvement in viability.