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"When all the smaller procedures became available, more people started to do them," said Dr. Gary P. Lask, a clinical professor of dermatology at the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles.

Mr. Newton was convicted of rape, robbery and assault in 1985 — based largely on eyewitness testimony — and spent years fighting to have DNA evidence from the case located and tested after more advanced testing procedures became available.

While the surgical liposuction still counts for the most effective gold-standard procedure in this respect, due to its invasiveness, downtime and side effects, a bunch of non- or semi-invasive procedures became available as its indirect alternative on the quickly growing (often called "lunch-time-procedure") market.

With the introduction of the sentinel node concept, a minimally invasive procedure became available for detection of occult lymph node metastases.

The miraDry procedure, which became available in January, involves applying microwave energy to thousands of sweat glands so that they're essentially no longer functional.

Because the benefits of the treatment were established, CRS HIPEC procedures became widely available in now six hospitals in the Netherlands.

During the previous 2 decades, numerous surgical procedures have become available to treat osteochondral lesions of the talus.

From its beginnings in only a few centers, various procedures have become available in highly specialized centers in developed countries.

Nowadays, robust and flexible materials characterized by high porosity and surface area became available by using preparative procedures typical of the so-called reticular synthesis.

So far, he said, his clinic has done 207 medical abortions since the pill became available and about 8,000 surgical procedures.

For genomes which became available after this study was completed, we annotated them following the procedure employed in the cas gene cassette study (Vestergaard et al., 2014).