Sentence examples for modes of procedures from inspiring English sources

SSF and MSF include detailed descriptions of lesions, modes of procedures and sample collection, comorbidities, and potential residual disease at the end of surgery, along with previously published instruments such as the revised American Society for Reproductive Medicine and Endometriosis Fertility Index classification tools for comparison and validation.

He was always a Manchester Guardian man, used to modes of procedure where personalities were rarely on display.

But he also understood that even warfare required rules, modes of procedure and laws.

Countries like Britain and New Zealand have systems of parliamentary supremacy and no written constitution, but are held together by longstanding traditions, accepted modes of procedure and engaged citizens.

Scientific modes of procedure seem to have been most successful in the hard sciences; the human sciences seem to lag.

Surely this idea is too ridiculous to be for a moment entertained.... Are we to suppose the Deity adopting plans which harmonise only with the modes of procedure of the less enlightened of our race?

There is, however, no indication so far that the new modes of procedure have had a positive effect on the accessibility of primary health care.

The constitutional changes having been extensively discussed in Canada since their presentation in 1980, and their mode of procedure having secured judicial endorsement in 1981, there was little opposition when they came before the British Parliament early in 1982.

In this and all similar proofs, there is a common mode of procedure.

Thomas's reading of Aristotle's argument for the ultimate end as a reductio and his own claim that in one sense of it everyone pursues the ultimate end since one chooses whatever he chooses sub ratione boni and as conducive to or a constituent of his fulfillment and perfection, tell us something important about Thomas's mode of procedure.

The Terms of Reference for this exercise set out the review's purpose, objectives and preferred mode of procedure.