In addition, we sought critical points of procedures, defined as procedural details that might explain variations in effectiveness of the same procedure when used in different studies.
To assert that everyone has a right to adequate health care -- to make that the uncompromised starting value -- changes the game that's played in Washington, and the amendment, predictably, was buried under a point of procedure by the Republicans.
In particular, hydrogel scaffolds that augment chondrogenesis and recapitulate the native physical properties of cartilage, such as compressive strength, can potentially be applied in point-of-care procedures.
The few points of police procedure in her books are usually invented.
Dan Thomas, with whom Peter relishes plumbing the finer points of legal procedure, allowed that certain courtroom technicalities may be glossed over in the quest for weekly drama.
professors have lately been debating the finer points of parliamentary procedure, including whether, in fact, they can hold a no-confidence vote.
In rehearsal recently, he and Mr. Roistacher not only went head-to-head in their roles, they also differed for real on some points of legal procedure.
When his fragile hold on power was challenged by a house motion last year calling on the government to resign he refused, citing fine points of parliamentary procedure to claim it was not a vote of no confidence.
CONSERVATIVES feel that Mr. Bercow is harder on them than he is on the opposition, and he has been known to instruct Prime Minister David Cameron in midflow on the finer points of parliamentary procedure.
