Sentence examples for administering a procedure from inspiring English sources

To others, this is proof of the outsize burden Planned Parenthood shoulders by administering a procedure that is constantly under attack.

Video instruction can also be utilized to enhance skills needed to develop proper techniques when administering a procedure, for example, Leopold, et al. (2005) discussed the confidence and competence of medical practitioners when executing an injection into the knee joint.

Second, the assumption that the cost of administering a procedure is independent of district and time period may not be valid.

Though Bertillon's system was often difficult for unskilled clerks to administer, a procedure that had taken hours or days was now reduced to a few minutes.

Is it justified to administer a procedure to a prospective donor, such as Mr Henry, that has no value for his treatment or comfort, and in some cases (probably not this one) may hasten that person's death?

Researchers conducting a cognitive interview are not interested in testing the procedure for administering a questionnaire, nor are they interested in participants' responses to the questions per se.

Thus, study 2 is not a pharmacological study to test effectiveness of the treatment which was administered as a routine procedure, but as a sensitivity testing of the instrument.

However, although anatomical resolution is good, the signal-to-noise ratio is relatively low and, although this can be increased by administering carbogen, such a procedure can be unpleasant for the patient (Padhani et al, 2007).

Studies in a range of conditions have used such computer-based programmes to administer a TTO using different procedures [ 7, 9].

A test/ re-test procedure was administered a week apart on pilot study subjects to calculate reliability of next questionnaire sections.

In our study, nurses described their CHC standard procedures to administer a questionnaire regarding the child's development, food and activity habits at 18 months and 2½ years of age as a valuable opportunity and a facilitator for confidential and structured dialogues with all parents of children under the age of three years.