Sentence examples for expressly performed from inspiring English sources

The present study was based on filed CBCT exams (of both treated and untreated cases) randomly extracted from our database; that is, the exams were not expressly performed for our study aims but were prescribed based on clinical evaluations, pondered case by case, because of ectopic position of the canine.

The Novac7 is a new linear accelerator expressly conceived to perform in the operating theatre.

The move increases the chances of people actually being able to see the director Trevor Nunn's take on a 1957 piece written for the radio that the Irish master had expressly said he did not want performed live.

The GEKO has expressly stated that results of studies performed in other countries with different healthcare systems and different population structures cannot necessarily be extrapolated to Germany [ 51].

"Texas law expressly authorizes other surgical procedures, including those performed under general anesthesia — which early abortion is not — to be performed in the physician's office," attorney Stephanie Toti argued to the Supreme Court in March in her rebuttal.

It wasn't until Billy had been lifted almost to the top of the proscenium and began spinning like a human ceiling fan that the audience gave in and performed the ritual that the moment seemed expressly designed to elicit.

She performed on national radio broadcasts, gave premieres of music written expressly for her and made several well-received records.

Profiling was performed considering the socio-demographic characteristics, the choice motivations not expressly inserted in the choice experiment and the Schwartz value system.

In some cases, students performed work in the academic lab that was applicable to the company, but they did not perform the work expressly for Lucena.

Unless otherwise expressly noted, results in the text, table, and graphs are reported as means ± SEM of at least three independent experiments performed in duplicate.

Adelir's forced caesarean was performed because doctors believed a vaginal birth would put her baby at risk; despite a caesarean being statistically more risky for her and expressly against her wishes.