Sentence examples for procedures sought from inspiring English sources

In his speech on antiterrorism policy Thursday, Mr. Obama, emphasizing that he wanted fair procedures, sought to distance himself from what critics of the Bush administration saw as its system of arbitrary detention.

In turn, because the procedures sought by Watsi campaigns take place abroad, they tend not to have the same cost one would find in the U.S., and thus, they don't have to raise the same amount.

So, let's examine the five most common procedures sought by women during the divorce process and see how they compare.

Recruitment procedures sought to include both people who had, and people who had not, sought help for depression.

Orthopaedic surgeries, including hip replacement and resurfacing and knee replacement (HRRKR), are one of the procedures sought by international patients at medical tourism hospitals [ 1, 11- 13].

These data do not capture the total number of labiaplasties occurring across the country because medical necessity must be demonstrated in order to claim surgical costs under the Medicare scheme; procedures sought without medical indication are paid for privately [ 4, 5] and are not recorded in national registers.

In the purest form, a case-study research design that bases its analysis on inductive and constant comparison procedures seeks to discover categories or patterns that develop without any preconceived assumptions [ 21].

Groups performing HTA reviews of new diagnostic and therapeutic procedures seek to address issues of safety, clinical and cost-effectiveness by employing EBM methodology, as well as providing guidance for resource allocation decisions.

Training, examination methods, healthcare context, and physiotherapist roles in the UK and Australia align more closely with Canadian standards than those from other countries (i.e. India and the Philippines); it is possible that Physiotherapists from countries with different academic procedures seek more opportunities to receive additional support for the exam preparation.

Regardless of the procedure sought, respondents reported that their patients engaged in medical tourism because they considered waiting time for treatment in Canada was too long.

These attitudinal characteristics held true for participants regardless of differences among them in what prompted them to go abroad or the specific procedure sought abroad.