Sentence examples for rush procedures from inspiring English sources

There has also been a suggestion that endoscopists may rush procedures later in the list.

By contrast, it may be that surgeons are rushing procedures owing to diminished resources that may include a shortage of qualified surgeons and/or decreased operating theatre time.

She was shocked by conditions at the clinic: unsanitary rooms, doctors who coldly rushed through procedures, women in agony during abortions.

This could be interpreted as indicating that PCI operators do not rush the procedure once they identify a patent IRA.

Daguerreotypists like Washington were history's first reliable photographic witnesses: they documented the Gold Rush, early surgical procedures, and the fierce face of the hundred-and-one-year-old Baltus Stone, one of the last surviving Revolutionary War veterans.

"We can't rush it, the procedures for putting the pitch together say you need four clear dry days to put the sand and pellets on, and that's what we're waiting for," he added.

Normal subjects experience mild light headedness and 'head rush' with this procedure but do not experience headache.

It is ironic then that her failure to tick the "anonymity box" on her test form has saved Chand from being rushed into medical procedures a probably traumatised 18-year-old cannot be expected to understand.

Before the next rush: Create a plan, procedure, checklist or routine to accomplish the task.

"I've got to confess to being a little annoyed at the attacks on him for following security procedures, not rushing right back to Washington," Mr. Bush said.

Dr. Ensrud and Dr. Schousboe cautioned in their article against rushing into two invasive procedures that have become increasingly common in this country: vertebroplasty and kyphoplasty.