Sentence examples for stopped the procedure from inspiring English sources

Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the chief planner of the Sept. 11 attacks, told investigators that when he was waterboarded, his pulse and oxygen level were monitored, and that a medical attendant stopped the procedure on several occasions.

Once the Rossis had lodged their complaint against X, the matter was out of their hands — in that they could not have changed their minds and stopped the procedure — and became entirely the affair of the Public Ministry.

When the radiologist stopped the procedure, the nurse found that the pain was centered around a nicotine patch, and that the skin underneath had blistered The author of the article, Amy M. Karch, an assistant professor of clinical nursing at the University of Rochester, said many patches that deliver drugs through the skin had a foil backing meant to prevent leakage.

Her doctor in the central Chinese city of Zhengzhou stopped the procedure after stretching her legs a little more than an inch and then left the legs in a bone-fixing frame for 22 months, saying her new bones were too brittle for her to stand on her own.

Separately, the Red Cross report made public last year quoted Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the chief planner of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, as saying that when he was waterboarded his pulse and oxygen levels were monitored and that a medical attendant stopped the procedure several times.

We stopped the procedure for safety reasons due to the particular position of the myoma as the intramural part of the myoma was compressing the serosal surface, impairing our capability to assess the safety margin of resection.

Stopping the procedure and bag ventilating a patient until the propofol wears off may be a safer management because traditional mask ventilation is not available.

Only when a 50kg weight from the boxing gym produced a 51.4kg reading on the affected scales did organisers agree to stop the procedure.

It is usually conducted by a traditional birth attendant who pounds the pregnant abdomen until uterine bleeding commences or pain stops the procedure.

CPR, she noted, is generally used only when a patient is unconscious and not moving or breathing normally; if it is inappropriate, the patient can usually object in some way and stop the procedure.

"None of our economists seemed to have noticed any of this, and we practically had to order them to stop the procedure". In practice, many economists knew exactly what was going on.