Sentence examples for a procedure of which from inspiring English sources

Not only did it decide that the MoD should issue a press statement giving details of Kelly's background, it also led, Sir Kevin agreed, to the decision to prepare a question and answer briefing paper for the media which provided even more clues to Kelly's identity, including confirmation of his name to those journalists who had guessed it, in a procedure of which Kelly was totally unaware.

Peppard and Rylander [27] present a procedure of Network Value Analysis NVAA), which takes the network-oriented model as a starting point.

It is a procedure of choice which simultaneously improves gait mechanics and limb length discrepancy with retention of joint range of motion.

As for the case vignette of the 17-year-old man, fifty-one out of 59 respondents (86 %) answered to perform a stabilizing procedure, of which 47%% (28/59) would perform an arthroscopic procedure, 8%% (5/59) would perform an open procedure and 31%% (18/59) would perform another type of stabilizing procedure.

Three hundred seventy-seven (3.6 %) resulted in a referral procedure, of which 70 (19%%) resulted in licensing failure, defined as refusal or withdrawal of the application.

As for the second case vignette, thirty out of 57 respondents (53 %) would perform a stabilizing procedure, of which 33%% (19/57) would perform this arthroscopically, 16%% (9/57) would perform a non-defined type of stabilizing procedure and 4%% (2/57) would perform an open procedure.

The same is true of any other parts of a procedure for which another member of the team is better positioned.

Among 26 women with abnormal screening Pap smear test result (excluding the 6 women with an abnormal triage Pap smear test result), 21 (80.8%, 95% CI (60.6; 93.4)) began a follow-up procedure of which 10 had a full follow-up.

It is foreseen that the DSM is a replaceable component – the procedure of which is to be performed inside the ITER hot cell facility (HCF), where the GUPP can be oriented in a vertical position.

Emergency cricothyroidotomy is described in the literature as an 'infrequent' 8 or 'uncommon procedure of which the exact frequency is not known'.

"…the Ministry or the management teams in the district hospitals, they should be considering the welfare of the juniors, because otherwise people are suffering in silence…juniors, clinicians, nurses, who are really doing the job, because for us in the districts we are doing a lot of procedures, of which maybe had it been at another site we are not supposed to do them".