Sentence examples for practice to remove from inspiring English sources

It was, according to the report, the unit's practice to remove a woman's womb if she experienced heavy bleeding after delivering a baby by caesarean section.

And there is a political consensus that Saddam is not merely, in the words of Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, "a bad actor", but a possible threat to national security.Yet those who have to think about how in practice to remove the beast from Baghdad are much more sceptical.

Therefore, it is a common practice to remove redundant features so that efficiency and accuracy can be improved [7, 8].

It is common practice to remove all digital depressions, from DEMs that are used in hydrogeomorphic applications.

The most effective practice to remove water from natural gas streams is to use TEG in the gas dehydration process.

Diners aren't required to take their clothes off, but it's common practice to remove the robes they're given upon arrival.

B.M.: The best analyses that people have done so far point to the real ability of the natural systems, of changes in agricultural practices to remove a lot of carbon from the atmosphere if we stop pouring more in.

Entomological surveys corroborated participant responses; of 73 houses with Ae. aegypti of any developmental stage, only three (4.2%) were in households that reported practices to remove vector breeding sites, and no unused containers with standing water were observed in these houses.

Indeed the current practice is to remove a random subset of samples.

A common practice is to remove sensitive data from databases that are disseminated to the public, but this can make the disseminated database useless for important public health purposes.

For the skeletally immature patients, our current practice is to remove only the metaphyseal screw from the plate; this facilitates easy screw replacement should the deformity recur (Fig. 3).