"retaining procedure" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to methods or procedures used to retain, or keep, something. For example: "The company has an extensive retaining procedure in place to ensure customer loyalty."
Having a higher pre-operative IKSSFunction score, a cruciate retaining procedure, and better pre-operative physical and mental health were associated with better physical function at 12 months post arthroplasty.
Having better function prior to surgery, a cruciate retaining procedure, and less pre-operative physical impairment and mental distress were associated with higher IKSSFunction score i.e., better function at 12 months.
Figved et al. [20] reported a lower risk of complications, including instability, based on the Norwegian Arthroplasty Register, in cases of conversion of HAH to THA with stem revisions, compared to stem retaining procedures.
Although Malaysia has sought to retain the procedure and decorum of the courts that existed when Britain ran the country up to independence in 1957, there was a certain lack of order in the Kuala Lumpur courtroom that would not have been tolerated in, say, London's Old Bailey.
Among the head-retaining procedures in such circumstances, various procedures such as fixation with muscle pedicle bone grafting, internal fixation with vascularised or free fibular grafting and valgus osteotomy and internal fixation are advocated, showing variable results; no one technique has proved entirely satisfactory [9, 10].
The inversion of this matrix was therefore finally performed using a truncated singular value decomposition (TSVD) procedure, retaining only 750 degrees of freedom.
Jejunoileal bypass (JIB) is considered to be the most invasive procedure, retaining only the stomach (with pylorus) and distal ileum.
For the latter, variables were selected using a backward stepwise selection procedure, retaining only variables with a p < 0.1 for the final model.
If the dental pulp is vital (inflamed; irreversible pulpitis), then the working length is established clinically as close to the constriction as possible and attempts are made to retain all procedures within the root canal.
One major philosophy is to retain all procedures within the confines of the root, while the other philosophy espouses the determination of working length, enlarging, shaping, cleaning, and obturation to the anatomical root apex or root length.
On the basis of the characteristics of the deformation and the distribution of the pressure on the abutment in the retained gob-side entryway, the procedure for retaining the entryway can be divided into advanced, backfilled, and lagging scopes, as schematically plotted in Fig. 4.
