Sentence examples for procedures might be from inspiring English sources

He began by asking Ms. Crepps irrelevant questions about which abortion procedures might be involved and the relative frequency of each.

Mr. Mohammed's arrest seemed to make him a likely candidate for a military tribunal, although no one in the government seemed certain about what legal procedures might be used in his case.

Fresh from a briefing that detailed the car's NASA-grade complexity, I wondered what procedures might be required to start the reaction of hydrogen and oxygen and bring the power supply to life.

"Only parliament can set out what processes or procedures might be appropriate in the context of encouraging or assisting suicide that may lead to an automatic decision not to prosecute," he said.

The report offered no explanation for the differences, but veterans' advocates said efforts to explain V.A. procedures might be better for those leaving active duty than those offered to reservists.

Meanwhile, established and well-functioning procedures might be put into question, endangering further success in implementation.

Two-stage procedures might be appropriate if primary stability does not seem to be achievable.

An extended warm-up phase prior to stress induction procedures might be necessary to reliably increase cortisol levels in infants.

Therefore, the application of these procedures might be questioned when applied to failure modes other than brittle fracture.

"Not everyone undergoing bariatric surgery loses weight, particularly with gastric banding, so other procedures might be of benefit.

A similar procedure might be tried in people, he said, if the mouse experiments are promising.