Sentence examples for procedural technologies from inspiring English sources

Currently, user interface development involves procedural technologies, being both time-consuming and error-prone.

16 We therefore know relatively little about patient selection, use of specific procedural technologies and adjunctive therapies, and patient outcomes, including their variation over time and by site of care.

After the compensation capacity of the cell is exceeded, it is natural to expect that a very small change in the temperature within and outside the cell membrane will be sufficient to affect, or block the metabolic processes or even to denature the proteins (Celsius 42+, Koln, Germany, modalities and procedural technologies for clinical hyperthermia).

Clavicle and scapular fractures were identified by Current Procedural Technology codes and classified based on Orthopaedic Trauma Association/Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Osteosynthesefragen criteria.

Consecutive patients were identified using Current Procedural Technology coding for operatively fixed clavicle fractures (23515) and a scapular injury database from March 1 , 2002to October 1, 2010.

In this paper, we present and discuss the procedural technology developed in the framework of the Imago Metropolis project, to model landscapes at regional scale.

These codes are based on the Current Procedural Technology (CPT) codes developed by the American Medical Association to monitor fees for various medical procedures.

HSA: hospital service area; CMHC: community mental health center; HRR: hospital referral region; PHSA: psychiatric hospital service area; CPHS: committee for the protection of human subjects; ZIP: zoning improvement plan; CPT: current procedural technology; ANOVA: analysis of variance.

I have been employed in the Title Insurance Industry for almost 40 years and have witnessed the many changes in procedural issues, technology and the demands of customers.

We argue that procedural modeling technology based on shape grammars provides an interesting alternative to such measures, as they tend to spoil the experience for the observer.

These days, crime writers rely a lot on police procedurals and technology, and to write a good golden age novel you really have to unlearn those things and embrace the disciplines of the golden age, which really centre around plot and character".