Sentence examples for procedure undertaken from inspiring English sources
In FRISC II, an early (but not emergent) invasive therapeutic procedure undertaken within 7 days of starting open-label dalteparin lowered the risk of death and MI in moderate- and high-risk patients and resulted in better and more rapid symptom relief and fewer hospital readmissions than the noninvasive approach.
During the period 1 May 2013 and March 2014 there was one emergency procedure undertaken in Belfast Trust.
Along with verbal interactions, there was another type of epistemic action crucial for execution of the dynamic reasoning procedure undertaken by the waiter, observation.
"We wish to stress this was a planned procedure undertaken at the optimal time having achieved a period of sustained good general health, as illustrated by the fact that Darren has trained with the team regularly this season and been available for selection right up to the operation.
This is the same procedure undertaken by police officers when responding to victims of harassment via email or mobile phone.
So, not only did Williamson want legal abortion — a lifesaving medical procedure undertaken by one in four American women — to be subject to the same criminal penalties as a homicide, he explicitly wanted the women and trans people who get abortions to receive a worse punishment than actual murderers.
These non-medically driven "enhancements" constitute the majority of procedures undertaken.
The University of Sydney's Animal Ethics Committee approved all experimental procedures undertaken (Protocol number: K21/1-2013/3/5924).
A retrospective review of 54 consecutive anterior cervical spine procedures undertaken with this technique was performed.
Despite the sterilization procedures undertaken by the West Chester biologists, a present day bacteria might have survived in some invisible crack in the crystal, Dr. Lindahl suggested.
A spokesman for the state prosecutor's office in Berlin, Michael Grunwald, said an investigation had been convened, after standard procedures undertaken when a cause of death is uncertain.
