Sentence examples for procedures stipulate from inspiring English sources

Standard procedures stipulate that such patients should be promptly transferred or referred to a tertiary hospital with a stroke care center.

Both universal and selective screening regimes for the diagnostic procedures stipulate the use of a 75-g glucose load and the 2-hour value of the capillary plasma glucose.

The procedures stipulated for these securitizations are labor-intensive.

"All legal legislation that has gone through procedures stipulated in the Constitution is binding for all branches of power," the ayatollah said in a letter to Parliament, the semiofficial Fars news agency reported.

This test recorded the I V curve in agreement with the requirements and procedures stipulated in [13, 14, 15] and [4].

Any change of administration -- even according to the time frame and procedures stipulated in the Constitution -- can evoke many fears and questions.

Evidence from health facilities in rural Uganda, Tanzania and Burkina Faso showed that Health workers in all three country sites were unable to perform all procedures stipulated in the ANC guideline [ 8] irrespective of the availability of supplies.

In a preliminary evaluation of the consequences of the introduction of minimum volumes in German hospitals the authors reported earlier how many German hospitals performed the 5 procedures stipulated for 2004, how many complied with minimum volume standards, and indicated possible implications for geographically equal access to health care if all non-complying hospitals were excluded [ 46– 46].

Finally, a simplified design procedure for eccentrically loaded braced columns is proposed and compared against the design procedure stipulate in the ACI 318-14 Code.

A Facebook spokesman said the delay was because of a company procedure stipulating that regulators and affected users be notified before making a public announcement.

Other contemporary universities, like that of Vienna, were less rigorous and prescribed a more harmonious procedure, stipulating that whenever there was a conflict with faith, the masters had to argue in favor of faith against Aristotle to the best of their possibilities.[19] Marsilius expressed his theological views in a voluminous commentary on the Sentences.