Sentence examples for introduction of a procedure from inspiring English sources

But the court's jurisdiction over shipping and mercantile cases and the consequent international nature of its cases eventually occasioned the introduction of a procedure based on Roman civil law and similar to that used in continental Europe.

Calculating the increase or decrease after the introduction of any procedure allows for a comparison of relative values describing the effect of this procedure on the corresponding parameter.

Incorrect responses were followed by the introduction of a correction procedure.

While the LC-CUSUM has been used here to assess the performance of a single individual, it may prove useful for monitoring the introduction of a new procedure in any setting where feedback is available and corrective actions can be implemented, or in monitoring new trainees, who have the advantage of being trained by an experienced DIE sonographer.

(PL) Mr President, essentially, the draft we are debating concerns the introduction of a centralised procedure whereby the European Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products could issue authorisation for the marketing of advanced therapy medicinal products.

If proven efficacious, the introduction of a standardized procedure for assessing the psychosocial problems and needs of individuals undergoing cancer genetic counseling and testing will be a welcome addition to current clinical practice.

However, if there are long lag periods between the introduction of a screening procedure and improved survival for a specific cancer, it may be difficult to quantitate the population benefit.

The intrinsic time resolution of ca. 10 ms implies the acquisition of 10000 20000 spectra per run, prompting the introduction of an effective procedure for treating this large number of data for analysis and comparison with the chronoamperometric response.

This capability is due to the introduction of an update procedure for edge intervals.

Moreover, the introduction of an automated procedure to normalize the readout from the analytes allowed us to obtain semi-quantitative results.

Below, a two-stage solution approach for community identification using mathematical programming is described, the resolution limit in modularity optimisation is addressed via the introduction of an iterative procedure and the applicability of the proposed approaches is demonstrated through a number of network examples and comparisons with literature.