Sentence examples for procedures for choice from inspiring English sources

We found that only 19% of input action potentials produced an output action potential, whereas 55% produced only an EPSP and 26% produced no detectable EPSP in the following 18 ms (only EPSPs over 1 mV in amplitude were reliably detectable, so this may be an overestimate; see Experimental Procedures for choice of 18 ms).

This approach uses a procedure for choice of weights in criteria since careful tuning of weighting functions is necessary for H2 and H∞ design methods, in order to improve the vehicle performances.

Local flaps and composite grafting are the procedures of choice for reconstructing relatively small soft tissue defects.

At present time, pharyngeal flaps and sphincter pharyngoplasties are the two surgical procedures of choice for correcting residual velopharyngeal insufficiency [ 1, 14, 20].

Common Good constructed bubble charts of steps and procedures for basic choices that were five feet long.

For example, the procedure of choice for decompression of the cervical spine depends on a variety of factors including the source and location of the compression, the number of vertebral segments involved, cervical alignment, and surgeon experience [31].

It is poised to become the procedure of choice for mass screening for colon polyps.

The KM method is supplemented with a time-averaging procedure, allows for choices in sampling-cell procedures, minimizes fluctuations and accelerates the convergence in subsonic flows.

After the LR model has been built using a forward stepwise selection procedure for the choice of a subset of predictor variables x i (i = 1, 2,..., d), each continuous predictor is categorized using a locally weighted scatterplot procedure to subjectively identify cut-off points on the basis of training data.

Minimally invasive breast biopsy (MIBB) is the procedure of choice for diagnosing breast lesions indeterminate for malignancy.

In patients with critical limb ischemia (CLI), distal revascularization remains the procedure of choice for preventing limb loss, but long-term outcomes for pain relief, wound healing, and prevention of amputation remain suboptimal.