Sentence examples for procedure only if from inspiring English sources

Please perform this procedure only if absolutely necessary, as it has been known to induce side effects, including restriction of non-verbal displays of emotion, the inability to experience pleasure, dementia praecox, the flat affect, ambivalence, and trigger thumb.

Superiority (if the upper limit of the two-sided CI limit was <0) was tested under a gatekeeping test procedure only if noninferiority was met in both arms.

Strains were used for further procedures only if effective expression of the modified proteins was noticed.

Using additional procedures only if strictly required may have positive influence on the patient's outcome [ 22– 22].

We conclude that the procedure only fails if S does not have full rank.

The form of IPL t)for passivated samples allows the radiative lifetime, to be estimated as τr≈ τPL/QY, a procedure only possible if the transient is mono-exponential.

Even if this procedure only exposed mutual inconsistencies in policy, it would be a way to bring broader pressure on politicians to stop relying on the crutch of monetary policy and prod them to take politically unpopular measures to improve productivity and the prospects of long-term growth while making global capital flows more stable.

Another minor weakness is that a triple pattern is interpreted as a procedure call only if the predicate of the triple pattern is the specific procedure call IRI.

The second-stage procedure was performed after a minimum of 6 weeks from the index procedure and only if there was no clinical or biochemical evidence of ongoing infection as indicated by normal white blood cell count, C-reactive protein and erythrocyte sedimentation rate.

The hypothesis regarding the contribution of arrhythmias to inaccurate measurements was further supported by findings from our subgroup analysis, whereby the correlation of corrected CFT with CO became significant in a subgroup of patients not in atrial fibrillation at the time of the procedure, and only if an average of three waveforms were used.

To keep the danger of a type I error small, the empirical significance level is computed in an actual statistical test procedure, and only if this probability is small (smaller than or equal to a pre-specified α), it is concluded that the test concentration had a systematically higher effect than the control condition.