Sentence examples for change of procedures from inspiring English sources
We think that a change of procedures is warranted.
Similarly, the introduction of postal address codes and the standardization of sizes of envelopes and cards, which are prerequisites for mechanical handling, are relatively slow because of difficulties inherent in the change of procedures.
Maybe the basic statute is OK but EPA is administering it poorly, so we need a change of procedures — more peer review perhaps, or greater involvement of economists within the agency.
Barring a change of procedure, Mr. Daly said the current Board of Supervisors could make that appointment — and they can select anyone.
To read the genetic makeup of a cancer the tissue must be fresh-frozen, a change of procedure that is steadily being adopted by surgeons.
Because they knew it was the last try, and because they needed to feel certain that they had done the best they could, the Nashes insisted on one change of procedure for this final try.
EE told the BBC that on Friday it changed its measures so that such actions were no longer possible, and it had briefed its call centre staff on the change of procedure.
According to some authors, intraoperative ultrasonography for assessment of renal perfusion, tumour location and borders may prove beneficial and result in a change of procedure in a minority (2.5%%) of patients [31].
We recorded complications (bleeding, tracheoesophageal fistula, subglottic stenosis, tracheal rings' fracture, difficulty of placement, change of procedure) related to PDTs performed with and without applying the algorithm.
For example, extravasation care of chemotherapy drugs and changes of procedures are practiced by not only nurses but also other professionals, including physicians, oncologists, dermatologists, and pharmacists.
