Sentence examples for procedures are open from inspiring English sources

The most frequently used procedures are open or arthroscopic excision of smaller os acromiales, arthroscopic decompression and open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) of larger os acromiales.

The most frequently performed surgical procedures were open reduction with internal fixation and cleaning and debridement of contaminated wounds.

Most of the subjects had an open surgical procedure; i.e. 182/202 (90%) of the selected procedures were open surgery (i.e. open fasciectomies or open fasciotomies); 16 (8%) procedures were either a percutaneous needle or knife fasciotomy or an amputation/arthrodesis; in the remaining four (2%) procedures the method of treatment was unknown.

Although different aspects of this procedure are open to criticism, the procedure appears to indicate how a consensus on useful results can be reached.

Henao was sidelined by the team from March 2014 to July 2014, without formal procedures being opened, after out-of-competition testing flagged up possible irregularities in his blood levels, but he was cleared by Sky to return later that season.

He has said many times that he's committed to the procedure being open to public view at all stages – scrutinised.

But this form of procedure is open to objections of various kinds.

One council worker told me with some confidence that she was unable to help me because "only newsreel footage can be shown without a BBFC certificate", while another said the procedure was open only to "foreign art films".

For surgical practice, the entry window for surgical procedure is opened and the model is mounted on the plate to provide a stable position and to restrict movement of the model during the procedure (Fig. 6).

Citizen-initiated procedures are more open for minorities, participation, innovation, and government control, yet they are less likely to succeed in the ballot vote.

Any research starts with explicit analytical procedures and is open to emergent method accommodations in procedures to meet the research phenomenon more fully as the study goes on.