Sentence examples for procedures and offers from inspiring English sources

Our owner/veterinarian performs many advanced soft tissue and orthopedic procedures and offers his services to local veterinarians on a referral basis.

Our owner/veterinarian performs many soft tissue and orthopedic procedures and offers his services to over 40 local veterinary hospitals in the South Jersey/Philadelphia region on a referral basis for the past 25 years.

Optical biosensing technology avoids expensive, complex, and time-consuming detection procedures and offers many advantages, such as the absence of risk of electrical shocks or explosions and its immunity to electromagnetic interferences.

Berkadia objected to the auction procedures and offered $1.15 billion.

Describing child labour as a "huge problem" in India's sandstone industry, Unicef is calling on the sector to urgently formalise its practices and procedures, and offer meaningful guarantees against dangerous child labour.

Detachable scalpel tips could allow for reusability of expensive mid-infrared trunk fibers between procedures, and offer more surgical customization by interchanging various scalpel tip configurations.

Ruby Tuesday, the restaurant chain with more than 25,000 employees across 500 locations, has used Convercent for more than a year to ensure employees are aware of policies and procedures and offer an easy way to reach its corporate headquarters.

They occupy distinct market niches, promote different kinds of medical procedures, and offer different kinds of services to prospective clients.

After discussing this with clinics they changed their procedures and offered patients sufficient pills to bridge the time between two visits, including a few extra pills in case the patient could not make it to the clinic at the appointment date.

A full course of EECP costs Medicare a fraction of one stenting procedure and offers physicians and hospitals very little and the pharmaceutical industry nothing.

However, islet transplantation is at present a minimally invasive procedure and offers for the future the unique possibility of being performed under donor-specific tolerant conditions because islets may potentially be engineered in vitro.