Sentence examples for if performed for from inspiring English sources

Thus, if performed for appropriate reasons such as controlling price or achieving feasibility, reserve relaxation is a justifiable practice in power system operations.

Follow-up CT examinations on the other hand are performed with the purpose of identifying gross morphological changes involving structures with high contrast or large structures and can therefore benefit from the use of radiation dose reduced protocols especially if performed for repeat patient imaging.

Results of this study show that early tracheostomy, if performed for patient's suffering severe combined trauma, reduces the duration of weaning.

The effect of an additional vacuum annealing step, which is beneficial if performed for short times at low temperatures, but leads to catastrophic device failure if performed at too high temperatures or for too long is also investigated.

Biopsies were scored for the presence of inflammatory infiltrates, necrotic muscle fibers, fibrosis, rimmed vacuoles, and, if performed for enzyme histochemistry, for cytochrome C-oxidase (COX) and succinate dehydrogenase (SDH) and immunohistochemistry for MHC class I, membrane attack complex (MAC), CD 4, CD 8, CD 20, and CD 68.

The dancers looked happy, despite the afternoon heat, as if performing for friends.

Find a suggestible person who wants to be hypnotized - this is pretty much impossible to do with an uncooperative person (if performing for an audience then you must make sure they trust you and want to be hypnotized).

He later revealed how the prisoners agreed to do his share of the rock-breaking if he performed for them.

For his 2001 piece The Bartered Ride, he tried to become a Glasgow cabbie; he failed the test twice, but, undeterred, offered passengers a free ride if they performed for him in the back of his cab (some sang songs, some took off their clothes).

To better define the cellular sites of NF-κBEGFP induction by HF diet in other cell types, co-immunofluorescence (IF) was performed for a number of cellular antigens and EGFP.

In addition, laryngoscopy can cause unnecessary complications in patients with respiratory failure if not performed for the purpose of securing the airway [ 4, 6, 7].