Sentence examples for procedure embraced from inspiring English sources

It's a common procedure embraced by millions of women (there's a version for men too), which only takes a couple minutes to perform while the patient is still in the delivery room.

This procedure embraces the following: data about conditions of construction, data about the economic situation, including a relationship between supply and demand, seasonality.

The spatial entities defined by our procedures embrace both geomorphic and hydrological considerations.

The vogue for spinal fusion is another lucrative procedure, enthusiastically embraced by many doctors, that Dr. Groopman examines with extreme skepticism.

But the procedure was here embraced by the president in the antiseptic idiom of a practiced technocrat.

Most women who have undergone FGM have experienced one of the "cut, some fleshed removed" procedures, which embrace WHO Types I and II.

In addition, image-guided axillary procedures have been embraced as a means to diagnose findings and guide patient management.

Philippon, who said he has met Galea several times and referred to him at times on Monday as "Dr. G," said that at one point he gave Rodriguez plasma-rich platelet therapy, the same procedure that Galea has aggressively embraced.

3GPP and Wi-Fi physical layer procedures [17, 18] embrace a SE link adaptation processing for multi-RAT offloading [13].

Organizations and their decision support systems must embrace procedures that can deal with this complexity and go beyond the technical orientation of previous DSS.

Verdi was born to an Italian opera tradition that embraced tried-and-true procedures regarding recitative and aria, scene structure and the like.