Sentence examples for majority of procedures from inspiring English sources

These non-medically driven "enhancements" constitute the majority of procedures undertaken.

A majority of procedures are done by nonphysicians, for fees of a few hundred dollars, compared with a doctor's fee, which can be $1,000 or more.

The majority of procedures involved mice, rats and other rodents, which accounted for 83% of experiments, while 9% were tests on fish and 4% on birds.

First-trimester abortions, which account for the large majority of procedures, can be induced with drugs or completed quickly using a vacuum method.

Dr Tony Falconer, president of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG), added: "In the case of female genital cosmetic surgery, the majority of procedures are undertaken in the private sector with little regulation.

Finally, there is the "women want this" argument, which owes its currency to the fact that the vast majority of procedures are ordered, arranged, and carried out by women — in almost all cases by the mothers and grandmothers of the girls involved, or by female "practitioners".

For example, by 2003, cardiologists in the US had caught up with radiologists in the performance of peripheral vascular stent procedures, and now the majority of such procedures are performed by cardiologists [ 17].

Mousa died from the procedure at a private hospital; the majority of FGM procedures are performed by medical professionals – 82% according to UNFPA.

A topical anesthetic was used for 74 procedures (i.e., 19%), and the majority of these procedures were performed on the medical day unit with oncology patients.

More specifically, about 19% (of 1225 procedures) were simple ablative (Category A.1, see Table 1) and about 15% were oncoplastic ablative procedures (Categories A.3.a+b; A.4; A.5.a.1+2; A.5.b.1+2; A.5.c.1+2; A.6.1+2), thus accounting for the vast majority of ablative procedures.

Nearly 15 million adult and adolescent males chose to have the procedure between 2007 and 2016, with the majority of these procedures supported by the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief and local ministries of health and defense.