Sentence examples for procedure like the from inspiring English sources

At first, this procedure, like the harsh interrogation techniques, was used only at Guantanamo.

We have not and will not ever countenance an unjust and flawed procedure like the one involving Mr. Chamblain and Mr. Joanis.

Every time I read about a president having a medical procedure like the colonoscopy just performed on President Bush (front page, June 29), I wonder if he has any idea how many Americans can't afford this precautionary checkup.

The Lescure report recommends that the downgraded penalty — a fine rather than disconnection — be accompanied by greater certainty that it would be applied, through the adoption of an administrative court procedure, like the one used for minor traffic violations.

This study suggests that an automatic sinkhole extraction procedure like the random forest classifier can significantly reduce time and labor costs and makes its more tractable to map sinkholes using LiDAR data for large areas.

According to slides presented at a closed-door meeting this week, members of the Senate Finance Committee are debating several new ideas, including "an automatic mechanism" to reduce the growth of Medicare under an expedited procedure like the one used to close military bases.

"You appreciate little things," he said after that procedure, "like walks on the beach with a defibrillator".

The selection procedure, like kind of affinity chromatography, allows separating of phage binders, which are propagated in Escherichia coli bacterial cells and purified using inexpensive technology.

Do you feel that going through a procedure like this for the second time will psychologically affect you in any way?

King went on to ask witness Sara Rosenbaum, professor of health law and policy and chairman of the Department of Health Policy at George Washington University, if government should fund "a procedure like this?" Rosenbaum questioned the merit of King's argument.

Different target procedures, like the pinch analysis, are widely used both in academia and industry.