Sentence examples for procedures in fact from inspiring English sources

The motivation of the study lies in the necessity of novel low cost and fast methods for the determination of sugars in foodstuff; the commonly used procedures, in fact, often suffer from inaccuracy.

Are they just, as Chris Matthews likes to call them, "elective procedures?" In fact, in the past two days I have found the misunderstanding about late-term abortion to be widespread even among many of those in the public health advocacy community.

The first assumption regarding the asymptotic distribution of parameter estimates is widely made in statistical procedures; in fact, one study (Dominici et al. 2000) reports that the asymptotic properties of the MLE are well approximated in the first-stage analyses.

But you can't — you signed up for this procedure (in fact, you paid enormous sums to submit to it).

After a successful random access procedure, in fact, the base station and the mobile user should be synchronized within a fraction of the uplink cyclic prefix.

He also asked what would happen if she died as result of the abortion: "Would that not take away not only your three children but your boyfriend's future wife and his three children?" Statistically, a woman is 14 times more likely to die from complications arising from childbirth than during an abortion procedure; in fact, surgical abortion is one of the safest medical procedures in the world.

The procedure, in fact, is an alternative to trabeculectomy.

In addition, it was also possible to verify that the Golgi-Cox impregnation offers a more detailed representation of neuronal structures than TH-immunolabeling procedure: in fact, as shown in panels c and d of Fig.  1.

However, the patient does not need to abstain from sex before the procedure, in fact she can still engage in sex up to a day before the surgery.

Those procedures would, in fact, lie with the Air Force.

These procedures refer, in fact, to the institutional system of representative democracy and its typical processes and, therefore, are not at the core of debates on direct democracy.