Now, 38 years later and often treating three and sometimes four generations of the same family, I see no reason to advise people to undergo what I view as a painful, costly and potentially harmful procedure in the name of prevention.
Moreover, the normalization is achieved by only adjusting an internal parameter of the acoustic front end (i.e., the perceptual warp factor ), making it a built-in procedure, hence the name built-in speaker normalization (BISN).
We have termed our procedure for external validation as double CV (DCV), basically adding an extra or outer layer of validation on top of the normal CV procedure, hence the name DCV.
Under normal procedures, the names of such Americans are deleted from intelligence reports prepared by the N.S.A. to protect the Americans' privacy and can be released only upon request and after a high-level review.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, we have been through the conciliation procedure, the very name of which indicates that its purpose is to seek out compromises.
Four clinic operators were sent to jail for billing more than thirteen thousand visits and procedures under the name of a physician with dementia.
Ms. Paltrow's group has documented hundreds of cases nationally over the last decade in which women were detained, arrested or forced to accept medical procedures in the name of fetal protection, with low-income and minority women affected disproportionately.
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Data to be collected: consecutive patient records examined for written evidence of pre-procedure discussion, the name of the doctor and the patient's written consent.
Therefore, we can observe in biogenetic regulations a shift away from the metaphysical – whose expression is written into human dignity – and towards pragmatism, which allows specific procedures in the name of the interest of society or science, or even of specific people.
