Sentence examples for bringing procedure from inspiring English sources
Predecessor Marco Mattiacci just seemed like he was bringing procedure in his short-lived reign.
The United States should focus on bringing procedures at Guantánamo into conformance with international human rights law, not on developing novel coercive techniques to break the hunger strikes.
"Relevant departments have been complacent or simply constrained by limited capacity to bring procedures up to speed, so even simple procedures like inspecting a vessel to check crewlists, passports or catches, may not take place on board".
(I just read that Napolitano is considering bringing these procedures to other transportation hubs as well).
Quantification of HBV DNA is a more objective direct measure of potential infectivity and brings this procedure in line with management of HBV-infected healthcare workers (19 ).
An ideal circumstance would be to apply the paired availability design to hospitals before and after the arrival of a surgical oncologist who brings the procedure into common practice for the first time at that hospital.
The notional procedure – bringing with it echoes of the Jurassic Park films – was spelled out by Sir Ian Wilmut, the Edinburgh-based stem-cell scientist, whose team unveiled Dolly as the world's first cloned mammal in 1996.
I simply regarded it as a necessary and welcome medical procedure; bringing an unwanted pregnancy to term and trying to support an unwanted child on my own would have been the trauma.
Opponents said the Obama administration was bringing back a procedure that could be used to justify the premature withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment from people with severe illnesses and disabilities.
It's another victory for the machines: a robotic surgical system outperformed humans and robot-assisted human operators in a soft-tissue procedure, bringing us that much closer to automated medical care (and the robocalypse).
This methodology makes genetic manipulation in rodents a bench top procedure, bringing it within the technical and financial reach of most laboratories.
