Sentence examples for surrogate operation from inspiring English sources

In June, his campaign brought on board an operative to oversee and organize the surrogate operation.

That Arab Syrian surrogate operation has proven to be a disaster.

Every campaign has what it calls a a surrogate operation: big names that lend star power in the fall.

He ran a dreadful campaign in Nevada, starting at the last minute in a place he should have been stealing a march on as he roared up in the South Carolina polls, running no TV ads at all despite the affordability of Nevada media in its easy to handle two markets, having no surrogate operation or field operation to speak of, and holding only five candidate events after the Florida primary.

After surgical operation, the surrogate sows were elaborate fed and observed every day.

Therefore, it appears that Caesarean operation for surrogate sows should preferentially be performed earlier than Day 125.

32 The investigators used prescription data and operation codes as surrogate measures for glaucoma, while estimating, based on a case notes review, the extent of misclassification thus introduced.

The factors analysed were: date of operation (as a surrogate measure for experience of the neurosurgeons), age, gender, the level of preoperative IGF-1 and GH, the diameter of the adenoma on preoperative MRI, evidence of invasion on the preoperative MRI, occurrence of perioperative complications and the need for hormonal substitution therapy after TS.

Detecting variation associated with outcomes of common emergency abdominal surgical operations, and modifiable practices associated with this variation, can act as surrogate markers for best performance of acute surgical units.

Many of the trials measure surrogate outcomes such as duration of operation which may have no correlation with maternal or neonatal outcome.

Since each child is often born through caeserean section (so that the birth coincides with the arrival of the commissioning parents) the health of the surrogate is likely to suffer with each operation.