At the 5th Laser Ranging Instrumentation Workshop held at Herstmonceux in 1984, a procedure was recommended for the formation of normal points from the full rate ranging data (Recommendation 84A: 'On SLR normal-point generation and data exchange').
The procedure is recommended for chronic throat infections.
The heart tracing is not completely normal, and a follow-up procedure is recommended.
The procedure was recommended for use through seven weeks of pregnancy.
Measuring several slices from the same specimen is wise in this regard, and such a procedure is recommended regardless of age.
A five step procedure is recommended for parts design.
The results are discussed and a practical iterative global/local procedure is recommended.
This procedure was recommended by ECLS-B researchers as an effective way of calculating path coefficients.
Finally, because the temporal differences also affected the analytical variance calculation, the bootstrapping procedure is recommended.
Moreover, the possible failure modes were identified in order that a design and qualification procedure was recommended for engineering application.
