Sentence examples for procedure which means from inspiring English sources
Connelly has always been scrupulous about following proper procedure, which means that his aging detective must scramble to keep current in the forensic sciences.
A consultant paediatrician at Alder Hey, Dr Mark Caswell, said: "It is a routine procedure which means that the thymus gland is taken out to allow better access for cardiac surgeons to perform their operation".
But the same recommendation requires that anonymization be assessed by an appropriate review procedure, which means, in other words, that to be prudent all studies on biological materials are equated to human research.
If, as Brouwer says, we are uncertain whether all or some "mathematical problems" are solvable, then we know that we do not have in hand an applicable decision procedure, which means that the alleged mathematical propositions are not decidable, here and now.
For the ES-LMS/ES-RLS and SI-LMS/SI-RLS algorithms, we design different combination steps and employ the same adaptation procedure, which means the proposed algorithms have the ability to equip any diffusion-type wireless networks operating with other than the LMS and RLS algorithms.
According to TAF, customary justice mechanisms are not standardized and rely more on personalities than procedure, which means they can "have serious flaws in the administration of justice, with particular reference to matters involving domestic violence and violence against women".
A BBC inquiry set up in the wake of the Jimmy Savile scandal has uncovered widespread allegations of bullying and an inadequate complaints procedure which meant whistleblowers' concerns often went unheeded.
On Thursday the BBC published a report resulting from an internal inquiry into bullying and harrassment commissioned in the wake of the Jimmy Savile sex abuse scandal, which uncovered widespread allegations of bullying and an inadequate complaints procedure which meant whistleblowers' concerns often went unheeded.
Fifty-one patients were contacted, seventeen of whom refused to participate because of the length of the research procedure, which meant that 34 patients were recruited.
We used a single-step procedure, which meant that all outliers relevant for the test period were identified in a single step instead of through successive identification and elimination (Davies & Gather, 1993).
Of course, the longer a patient stays, the greater the likelihood of hospital-acquired infections or harm from tests and procedures, which means timely discharge in most cases is good for hospitals and patients alike.
