Sentence examples for procedure should allow from inspiring English sources
The round-robin procedure should allow to select the most appropriate optical fibre.
Thereby, it is worth seeking a procedure for coding mode selection and bit allocation independent of the rate reservation scheme possibly implemented in the streaming system; besides, the procedure should allow the user to choose the desired degree of accessibility.
The endoscopic procedure should allow the identification of high-risk subjects, requiring prophylactic treatment with nonselective beta-blockers.
The alignment procedure should allow alignment of conserved regions separated by large gaps, but also of relatively divergent sequences as most of the curated gene families are multi-domain containing proteins.
Considering that the effects of label presentation were more pronounced in healthy controls than in patients, this procedure should allow for better discrimination between controls and people with olfactory loss.
However, considering the fact that an endoscopic procedure should allow a real-time diagnosis (to enable the examiner to set an appropriate reaction like taking a biopsy or similar) it is also important to create algorithms steering into that direction, and thus to develop fast and efficient feature extraction and classification methods.
As leg volumetry measures both intra- and extravascular volumes, experimental procedures should allow for this adaptation period.
We reason that the use of these procedures should allow for the effective and informative utilization of the Infinium 450K array in species with sequenced genomes.
The use of in silico scenarios and optimization procedures should allow us in the future to account for antagonistic effects of input parameters, possibly at several scales of tree organization, and their combined effects on multiple objectives.
There is an emergency procedure that should allow them to get back in.
The standard PERG represents a minimum protocol for recording a PERG with straightforward technical procedures that should allow reproducible responses to be recorded under defined conditions.
