Sentence examples for procedures to save from inspiring English sources

Over the next several months, he had several more procedures to save his eye.

Wearing glasses and a brown shirt, Mr. Almstead is a tree doctor who speaks with unshakable vim on the subjects of corrective pruning, deep-root fertilization, infestation inoculations and other procedures to save the life of a tree.

In addition, to qualify for federal aid, Ms. Sebelius said, health plans must have "programs and procedures" to save money for people with chronic and high-cost conditions like diabetes and cancer.

At any time point, the difference in these survival probabilities can be used to calculate the number needed (n) to change procedures to save one event (n=1/difference in survival probability).

But Michael Moreland, a bioethicist at Villanova University, has said that the line between what counts as abortion and what counts as an ethical procedure to save the life of the mother is not so clear.

Another friend admitted that when the vet told her a couple of years ago that her ailing Shih Tzu needed an expensive procedure to save his life, she had blurted: "Do whatever you have to do!

A new bank opened last week in Florida, the first bank in the nation to accept deposits of: A. Fat from your liposuction procedure, to save for later use B. Leftovers C. Florida's own "Gator Buxx" currency D. Those really big novelty award checks Answers: 1. (B) The Warren Buffett Rule, that no billionaire should pay taxes at a lower rate than his or her secretary.

After that we design an online distributed cooperative optimization algorithm for multiple train trajectories planning, under which each train agent can regulate the trajectory planning procedure to save energy using redundancy trip time through tuning ACO's heuristic information parameter.

However, many women choose the black-market procedure to save money.

An even more controversial aspect of the bill would allow hospitals that are morally opposed to abortion, such as Catholic institutions, to do nothing for a woman who requires an emergency abortion procedure to save her life.

I was focusing on a procedure to save a man with a life-threateningly low blood pressure, trying to block out the surrounding mayhem, when a nurse came up to me with the EKG for a new patient.