Sentence examples for basic operative from inspiring English sources

This part covered the basic operative skills of microbiological experiments.

The basic operative technique has been described previously' [ 9, 12, 14].

Patient characteristics and basic operative data are presented in Table 1.

It has basic operative facilities, but supportive care such as postoperative mechanical ventilation, parenteral nutrition and invasive monitoring are unavailable.

We consider four basic alternative operative approaches in each patient based on specific physiologic and anatomic criteria.

Others motivated by post-modern considerations concerning the nature of the self, rationality, language, and identity, are also suspicious of the manner in which the basic concepts operative in liberal theories of justice ("autonomy" for example) are understood as fixed, transparent, and without their own political presuppositions (see, e.g., Butler 1990; for general discussion see White 1990).

The failings include: Heart surgeons did not always undertake basic pre-operative checks designed to reduce the risk of harm to patients.

A report from the investigation said that the hospital had "failed to conduct basic, pre-operative assessments, failed to adequately monitor changes in the patients' vital signs and failed to effectively respond to the adverse incidents".

Afterward, K.S.M. taught three of these operatives basic English words and phrases and showed them how to read a phone book, make travel reservations, use the Internet and encode communications.

Mīmāṃsā rejects this analysis and holds in contrast that circumstantial implication is an independent knowledge source and an important one, operative in basic language comprehension as well as in knowledge of various everyday facts.

Because of the clarity and comprehensiveness of his works, their intellectual acuity, and their polemical edge and consequent notoriety, they were translated into many European languages and thus provided often in the form of pedagogical tools many of the basic concepts and distinctions operative in the 18th-century discourse about morality, society, politics, history, and international affairs.