Sentence examples for procedures possible from inspiring English sources

Tell me you'll provide services that ensure women who seek abortions will get access to the earliest and safest procedures possible, and you and I can work together to make the already vanishingly rare event of late-term abortions (at 1.5% of all terminations) a distant memory.

Consequences of implant-associated infections include prolonged hospitalization with systemic antibiotic therapy, several revision procedures, possible amputation, and even death.

Navigation technology is changing the clinical standards in medical interventions by making existing procedures more accurate, and new procedures possible.

Before participation, all subjects were fully informed of the purpose, experimental procedures, possible risks, and their rights and gave their written consent to participate.

The wide variations in the estimated prevalence of TTH can result from the methodology, case definitions, sampling procedures, possible influence of the physician/investigators and the inclusion or exclusion of cases of infrequent episodic TTH and overlap with probable migraine.

Robotic surgery may offer an advance here as the more natural hand movements can make some procedures possible that would be difficult laparoscopically.

A potential defendant should undergo the most accurate identification procedure possible under the circumstances of the case".

It was done, as hoped, in the least invasive procedure possible, and a full recovery is expected.

"We see that the leaders, the authorities in Crimea are trying to match their actions to the wishes of all Crimea's inhabitants through the most democratic procedure possible, a referendum", said State Duma speaker Sergei Naryshkin.

The new rules decreed that any animal over the age of 30 months -- and that includes all fighting bulls, which normally enter the ring at the age of 4 or 5 years -- must be tested for mad-cow disease, a procedure possible only after the animal is dead.

While accused persons have the right not to be convicted if innocent, they do not have the right to the most accurate procedure possible for ascertaining their guilt or innocence.