Sentence examples for converting procedure from inspiring English sources

The same converting procedure was made for HSG soil layer vector.

Figure 3, the transformation from (b) to (c), illustrates the converting procedure from a physical plan to a topology plan.

29 This technique has the potential of converting emergent procedures into planned procedures, 30 which are associated with better survival.

Reasons to convert a procedure are to avoid a complication to occur or because of a complication that occurred.

The patient underwent a laparoscopic cholecystectomy (LC) but we converted the procedure.

Because the endoscopic forceps moved only along the line tangential to the wall in case 2 and misalignment of the serosal marking seemed to be highly associated with pseudo-capsule injury and tumor rupture, we converted the procedure.

To convert this procedure into a PPP, we determined which clusters are clearly associated with promoters (see Fig. 4 and further in the text) and predicted each sequence that is mapped to one of those clusters as a putative promoter.

The cause of the perforation was muscle injury by the endoscopic knife during mucosal cutting in case 1 and laparoscopic mucosal injury during seromuscular cutting in case 3.> In case 2, we converted the procedure, because of poor recognition of the tumor margin, to endoscopic full-thickness resection with subsequent laparoscopic suture closure of an iatrogenic gastric defect.

Surgical therapy in patients with deeply infiltrating endometriosis of the bowel may be associated with highly morbid conditions including rectovaginal fistula, temporary or definitive artificial anus, and anastomotic insufficiency [ 12], in addition to considerable blood loss, blood transfusion requirements, and a need to convert the procedure to a laparotomy [ 13– 17].

A salvage procedure converting failed internal fixation to a cemented primary total hip arthroplasty (THA) is challenging due to pre-existing and acquired osteoporosis, deformation of the trochanteric region, and difficulties in obtaining cement pressurization because of cortical screw holes (Zhang et al. 2004).

Laparoscopic removal of common bile duct stones through the cystic duct was used in 1.0% of patients in the open group, suggesting that these patients had undergone converted laparoscopic procedures.