Sentence examples for practice operators from inspiring English sources

After Thai authorities began closing surrogacy clinics and India and Nepal introduced legislation to ban the practice, operators looked towards Cambodia, where about 50 clinics now offer commercial surrogacy, in-vitro fertilisation and embryo transfers at a fraction of costs advertised abroad.

In practice, operators receive far more false and nuisance alarms than valid and useful alarms.

In practice, operators will look for places in the image where the intensity quickly changes revealing the geometric/spatial information within the image.

EPA took comment on, but did not propose to address, the fifth source--liquids unloading, a common maintenance practice operators use to purge liquids that accumulate during production.

Mirroring clinical practice, operators could refrain from acquiring a C-arm CT, if they deemed the additional contrast load too high in patients with previous allergic reactions, or when C-arm CT was considered of no added value in a particular patient (for example, in an ultra-selective injection position during segmental treatment of a single tumor).

With the Obama Administration and federal and state law enforcement agencies continuing to crack down on predatory for-profit college abuses in the United States, and the media continuing to educate U.S. audiences about these practices, operators are dusting off their passports and looking for more lax regulatory environments and new prospective students overseas.

Here's Victor's reaction: I think the really big story here — from the perspective of the industry — is that China is in the midst of a massive consolidation of its coal industry and a bunch of other efforts, including a larger role for best practice foreign operators like Peabody, that are designed to maximize output of coal and lower the costs, which have skyrocketed.

In practice, many operators execute the prioritization of services in such a way as to make it imperceptible to users, while the priorities assigned to different categories of users are visible.

Many environmental groups oppose the practice, but operators say it is safe.

29 but we acknowledged this remains a controversial practice amongst operators performing image-guided renal ablation.

In clinical practice, many operators solely perform qualitative analyses of data from bedside echocardiography measurements, considered as valid as the quantitative measurement, and less time consuming.