Sentence examples for intermediate procedure from inspiring English sources

The speculative stance remains a relative and intermediate procedure for the 'man of science'.

Nevertheless, in low-dimensional GPS applications, reduction is only an intermediate procedure for integer estimation; thus, a significant increase of reduction time is highly not desirable.

An intermediate procedure using liquid media and agitated flasks was first characterized, leading to reduction in the biomass duplication time of pro-embryogenic (PE) cells from 30 d in dishes to 14 d.

This approach represents a feasible, intermediate procedure between 'opt-out', which leaves many patients uninformed, and 'one-time general consent', which burdens hospital staff and may create bias in tissue collections.

C++ windows of the MDMS are presented for input, output, and some intermediate procedures.

The MFCC features are converted into a posteriorgram, and the horizontal dotted arrow from the right leaving from the block Codebook/Gaussians indicates that, for this, intermediate procedures like codebook training and clustering are needed (cf. the section 'Codebook training').

Of course, there are other reasonable intermediate procedures, for example, a Bayesian predictive approach is a very natural tool for dealing with missing information.

Selection of the interested intermediate medical procedures is based on the frequency that a service has been identified as outsourced using modifier code 90.

Since there are as many as several hundred intermediate medical procedures in the data as identified by their unique CPT codes, we will select a small subset of the procedures for the purpose of this study.

Due to the large number of parameters of the TMT process (at least temperature, oxygen partial pressure and dwell time of three different treatment steps, if the temperature ramps, and the parameters of the intermediate rolling procedures are kept constant) the application of the method of design of experiments can be very useful.

30 volunteers were divided into 3 groups according to the number of postgraduate (PG) years and the amount of clinical experience: novice (1 4 PG years; less than 10 DHS procedures); intermediate (5 12 PG years; 10 100 procedures); expert (> 12 PG years; > 100 procedures).