Sentence examples for procedures on their from inspiring English sources

Fifty percent of patients had had between one and five procedures on their knee before undergoing ACI grafting.

Many doctors, uncertain whether AIDS was an infectious disease, refused to do essential procedures on their patients; sometimes superiors had to order them to.

"Eduardo Cunha threw parliamentary procedures on their head by reintroducing nearly the same proposal less than 24 hours after it was voted down.

Delta argues that if other airlines do not have to apply at least some of those procedures on their ultra long-range flights, it will be at a competitive disadvantage.

A study last September in Contact Dermatitis, a medical journal, investigated severe adverse reactions like swelling, burning, and the development of papules in four patients who had had at least two permanent-makeup procedures on their lips.

In this episode of Plastic Planet, Broadly visits two young women as they go through with cosmetic procedures on their noses in order to feel as comfortable with themselves in real life as they do behind a filter.

They have nobody with expert knowledge of the relevant statutes or court procedure on their side, and must negotiate their way alone through court hearings that will result in vital decisions about their futures.

This study aims to investigate the reliability of shoulder symptom recall in patients undergoing a surgical procedure on their shoulder.

More than half of the students (21/39) also tried to figure out the statistical or mathematical process underlying a statistics procedure on their own in order to achieve a better understanding by working out the textbook examples and/or chapter exercises.

Eighty-two percent of them indicated that they are unlikely or extremely unlikely to continue khatna, the parochial name for the procedure, on their own daughters.

One of the Trinity students I met on the sidewalk, Kevin Keane, 23, noted a recent report that three Irish women a day order abortion pills illegally to induce the procedure on their own.