Sentence examples for ready for placement from inspiring English sources

He was in fact a "safe haven" baby withdrawing from maternal drug abuse and ready for placement with a family.

In the last year, the shelter has instituted daily playgroups, given the dogs more enrichment toys and allowed for short-term foster families to bring pets home for a weekend -- all of which are important in getting pits (or any dogs), especially young ones, ready for placement.

40 After decantation and/or centrifugation steps, the graft preparation is ready for placement into treatment syringes of physician's choice.

Each obturator was heated using a ThermaPrep Plus Oven (Dentsply®, Konstanz, Germany) until an audible signal indicated that the obturator was ready for placement.

A patient scoring mostly '4's is unlikely to be ready for a move to a less secure place, a patient scoring mainly '3's is likely to be ready to move from high to medium security, mainly '2's is likely to be ready to move from medium security to PICU, mainly '1's is ready for placement in the community and mainly '0's is likely to be ready for an absolute discharge.

A patient scoring mostly '4's is unlikely to be ready for a move to a less secure place, a patient scoring mainly '3's is likely to be ready to move from high to medium security, mainly '2's is likely to be ready to move from medium security to PICU, mainly '1′s is ready for placement in the community setting and mainly '0's is likely to be ready for an absolute discharge.

A lot of Mr. Ferguson's comedy comes preassembled, in other words ready for artful placement by the author.

Ready for implant placement in the grafted areas.

"I'm out of my world," continued Mr. Sjostrom, who tags and sorts giant logs all day with the help of enormous claw-equipped machines that move the logs around the yard as if they were toothpicks, readying them for placement aboard ships at the nearby port or in machines that turn them into wood chips bound for pulp mills.

The love songs and goodbye songs are perfectly professional, ready for soundtrack placements.

In 2006, when Mrs. Parker's seventh graders are ready for an advanced placement class in statistics, they could already know much of this math.