Sentence examples for proceeding with the procedure from inspiring English sources

Note that the standard slotted Aloha random access model cannot be applied here as in LTE/LTE-A (i) the number of retransmission is finite, (ii) backlogged and newly generated packets can be transmitted after one random access procedure, and (iii) when a preamble is transmitted, a UE has to wait for certain time to receive the random access response before proceeding with the procedure.

In case (ii) and (iii) proceeding with the procedure depends on the severity of the bleeding (ii) as well as the size of the pneumothorax (iii).

"The evidence overwhelmingly establishes that Dr. Muizelaar knew that he did not have the necessary approvals from the IRB or the CMO" — the chief medical officer — "to proceed with the procedure on Patient 3, but that he nonetheless did so," she wrote.

The IC triangle area is around 37% of the area of the Gabriel semicircle, so the number of situations and nodes involved when we need to proceed with the procedure described above is smaller than in local planarization.

In particular, RF ablation involving the pleural margin, as in our case, has been known to cause more severe pain, usually requiring multiple intercostal nerve blocks or general anesthesia to proceed with the procedure [ 11, 17].

They are proceeding with the adoption procedure.

Before proceeding with the design procedure, we are willing to reformulate BD-JET carefully with full implementation for reasons of completeness, which is not explicitly described in [8].

The corresponding left components are omitted because they are often rather voluminous and are usuallynot necessary for proceeding with the solution procedure.

When scatter coincidence events interfere with the edge detection on sinograms, it would be possible to detect them on reconstructed images without attenuation correction, implementing the above HDW and proceeding with the following procedure.

Back up all files on the Nano before proceeding with this procedure.

Solid tissues such as gill, liver, and kidney require cell dissociation and isolation before proceeding with the comet assay procedure using such methods that themselves do not cause DNA damage.