Following the pacing procedure, hearts destined for immunostaining were rapidly excised and frozen in Tissue Tek OCT compound (Sakura Finetek USA, Inc., Torrance, CA).
Test procedures for heat pipes destined for use in orbiting satellites have their own special requirements brought about by the need to predict performance in zero gravity by testing in earth gravity.
Routine procedures for redirecting incorrectly sorted envelopes destined for a U.S. government address usually involve employees in the DCPDC government mail section.
However, the body of evidence on the utility of FDG-PET/CT in patients with FUO is growing and this technique is probably destined to become the preferred diagnostic procedure in the future, especially when a definite diagnosis cannot easily be achieved.
RRT is an invasive procedure with inherent risks, and one would not want to initiate this therapy if the patient were destined to recover renal function without intervention.
Products destined for consumer use require bulletproof procedures and software for their installation and use.
Forced to defend herself from this fabricated charge in a court which, as Freedom House notes, is "notorious for non-transparent procedures and for handing down death sentences," Ahari seems destined to exchange her revolving door existence in Evin prison to become one more statistic on the regime's execution log.
Thus, the proposed initialization procedure can effectively prevent one-way eavesdropping of the packets destined to the newly attached nodes.
Researchers in the US used a powerful new gene-editing procedure called CRISPR to correct mutations in the dystrophin gene in mice that were destined to develop the disease.
Studies that endorse anything less than another expensive procedure or a newer and more expensive medication or the latest device are often destined for failure or a protracted struggle against drug and device companies that are willing to put up a costly fight.
The winners under the Executive Order won't be private American businesses, but instead will be the legions of work-for-hire special-interest lawyers, economists, consultants, and bureaucratic infighters destined to make millions of dollars haggling over the complicated new procedures on behalf of deep-pocket clients.
