Sentence examples for more operations are from inspiring English sources

Boffard said no more operations are planned.

The Department of Health told the Sunday Times the figures show "the proportion of cancelled operations remains remarkably stable over many years", adding that more operations are being carried out amid an ageing population.

Often, people who are sent home from the hospital with a prescription for a narcotic are not warned that the drug may make them feel sick, an issue that is growing as more operations are done on an outpatient basis.

Other than inter-lane communication of information during each phase, only a few operations are required per row in the parity-check phase, whereas many more operations are required in the message-passing phase.

In the latter study comparing 12 Western countries the United States is the only country where more operations are performed for the indication LSRS.

Historically, for procedures which would normally be carried out as day cases, T1DM patients were admitted to hospital several days before surgery for stabilisation, but Robertshaw and Hall [ 37] report that "More operations are now done on a day-case basis and there is no evidence to support blanket exclusion of diabetic patients from day surgery".

Mr. Lindh said that he had heard that 50 people, Al Qaeda operatives, were sent to commit 20 suicide operations, and that "15 more operations were pending".

A government spokesman said: "Hospitals are treating record numbers of NHS patients, with 850,000 more operations being carried out each year than under the last government.

No obvious increase is found despite more operations being involved.

It is hoped using the robots will lead to more operations being performed in this manner in "centres of excellence".

As the universe expanded, more and more bits were generated and more and more operations were performed.