Sentence examples for elective basis from inspiring English sources

The lesion can then be addressed on an elective basis in a well-prepared patient, using percutaneous or open surgical techniques to effect a durable long-term solution.

Good control of intraocular inflammation for a minimum of 3 months before surgery is ideal but may not be practical because glaucoma surgery in uveitis is rarely performed on an elective basis.

Rowghani says there's no "line in the sand," but that beyond "programmatically" investing its pro rata in all Y Combinator companies that raise money at up to a $300 million valuation, the firm will now "on an elective basis, write bigger checks to certain companies" that  have matured beyond their seed and Series A rounds.

Less than two weeks after re-election, court transcripts also showed that DesJarlais' wife had two abortions -- one for medical reasons and another on an elective basis.

In January 1961, Heffron announced the date of the referendum for 29 April 1961 and affirmed that it would be a simple yes/no question and would not include "alternative proposals such as retaining the Upper House on an elective basis".

The child was referred on a purely elective basis.

In fact, EEGs performed on an acute, non-elective basis influenced clinical management in selected clinical situations commonly encountered in the ED [3, 40].

These asplenic persons were assumed to have had a splenectomy on a non-elective basis.

The biggest decrease in the proportion of patients with AEs was observed for patients who were admitted on a non-elective basis (P = 0.006) (Table  4).

The compact was hardly democratic, since it called for rule by the elite, but it established an elective system and a basis for limited consent of the governed as the source of authority.

Our findings indicate that most high schools and employers provide such training and studies only on an elective or 'as needed' basis".