Sentence examples for procedure less from inspiring English sources

The Florida commission urged the state to explore "more recently developed chemicals" to substitute for the paralytic drug that might "make the lethal injection execution procedure less problematic".

Amalía cried for a minute or so during the procedure — less than she did for the flu shot that followed a few weeks later.

Less than 1% of women experience a complication, but this risk goes up the longer a woman waits to have an abortion, so laws that create more barriers could actually make the procedure less safe.

Also, it enables the content of particulate autogenous bone in the graft material to be reduced to as low as 40%, making the procedure less invasive, or enabling larger amounts of graft materials to be prepared.

The advantages of the proposed structure are simple design procedure, less implementation complexity, greater flexibility in tuning the subbands for various types of audiograms and improved performance in terms of matching error.

Fewer clinics—along with other barriers to access will only serve to make the procedure less safe, by creating longer wait times and potentially forcing women to delay abortions until later in their pregnancies.Planned Parenthood, an abortion provider, filed a lawsuit against the state last year contending the law would force clinics in the state's three biggest cities to close.

Thus, to study the diet of adult sea turtles, stomach lavage or blood sampling during laying could be replaced by a procedure less-invasive, sampling the yolk of a single egg.

Mr Justice Burton, who became president of the court last October, describes it as an "open tribunal" and has vowed to make its procedures less clandestine.

The only references to support for developing countries focus on increasing their capacity for cross-border trade, for example by making customs procedures less cumbersome.

Instead, doctors and hospitals are increasingly paid for keeping people healthy — making costly procedures less attractive as a potential revenue stream.

It would become harder and harder to find good matches for patients and make the procedures less likely to be successful.