Sentence examples for procedures for instance from inspiring English sources

But he insists that the NUS already devotes most of its resources to core issues and is currently undergoing reviews into its democratic procedures (for instance, considering longstanding demands for one-member-one-vote) and institutional racism, including antisemitism.

Continuing arbitrary rules and procedures, for instance, all but guarantee the conviction and execution of the five 9/11 defendants awaiting trial, all while allowing the government to keep secret the barbaric torture methods the CIA used on prisoners in secret detention centres.

The same executive said he would not be shy about using the forum to demand specific change in the Academy's awards procedures — for instance, by revamping its rules for the best foreign-language Oscar, much as it changed procedures last year to include more voters in the documentaries category.

To single out one particular author (or even a small number of authors), in the context of Nobel Prize award procedures for instance, seems increasingly unfeasible and unfair (Zwart 2010).

Given the technological advances in the design of modern tools and the aging workforce, especially the latter is of interest for practical applications such as the design of age-differentiated workplaces or the development of training procedures, for instance for laparoscopic surgery.

While one cannot completely rule out that the observed changes are arising from technical differences between sites in sampling procedures for instance, it is difficult to understand how these site effects could specifically impact only on a subset of correlated analytes.

Why did a certain procedure, for instance, take 13 steps when to an outside observer it could be done in three?

Such procedure, for instance, could be used to adjust the preferred properties of the nanocrystals by the deposition parameters.

In the paediatric knee, this may either occur during the drilling procedure, for instance if the posterior wall of the tunnel gets injured (posterior blow-out) or if the surgeon chooses to perform an extraepiphyseal graft placement during which this zone might be rasped for better graft adherence to the bone (Kocher et al. 2002).

It may be useful to provide more detail on the ancestral sequence reconstruction procedure – for instance, stating that the trees were rooted (see Additional files 1, 2, 3 and 4).

When we translate this system to medical education, we find students (subject) working to change their skills (object) so as to be able to perform a certain procedure, for instance an abdominal examination (outcome).