Sentence examples for definite procedure from inspiring English sources

Following any change of loading, the internal "memory function" evolves in accordance to a definite procedure that is based on the force balance equation written for small increments of the normal and tangential forces.

This makes the approach ad hoc, failing to provide a definite procedure for easy replication.

In this light, an automated, fast and definite procedure to find out the keystones of problem topology would save human effort and supersede problem-specific methods and heuristics in EM modeling software.

However, for the large unhealing diabetic ulcers, our experience is that it is imperative to use skin graft as the definite procedure for wound healing.

It should be pointed out that partial resolution was in patients where a chest drain was planned as the definite procedure.

At this time it is difficult to recommend a definite procedure because it may not be clear whether such therapy is efficient in these advanced cases, due to the very little information that is actually known [ 19].

When Σ r is positive definite, this procedure ensures that A has the correct rankr.

From a clinical point of view, our experience is that skin grafting is commonly required as a definite surgical procedure for healing large size and deep ulcers.

The proposed model for predicting significant RAS which includes the carotid ultrasonography parameters and other independent predictors showed good diagnostic performance and only a small amount of bias, and may be a useful tool for deciding whether a definite diagnostic procedure is needed at the time of CAG.

"People would say, 'You should kill yourself,' 'You should go away,' 'You're gay, who cares about you?' " Richard L. Swanson, superintendent of the local school district, said his staff had conducted quarterly assemblies on behavior, taught tolerance in the classroom and had "definite discipline procedures that respond to bullying".

However, putting in an I.C.D. is an invasive procedure with definite risks.