Sentence examples for the procedure themselves from inspiring English sources
Women who seek abortions at Planned Parenthood or other providers must cover the cost of the procedure themselves unless their insurance plan covers it.
Others attempted the procedure themselves using rubber tubes, knitting needles, or potassium permanganate--a corrosive substance that could end a pregnancy but all too often only caused bleeding, ulcers and burns.
But most clinics require patients to pay for a portion of the procedure themselves, so Stern and volunteers have to ask uncomfortable questions: can the patient in need of an abortion use someone's credit card?
The majority of GP/FPs who would not do the procedure themselves would refer to a specialist colleague rather than to another GP/FP.
With respect to procedural supervision, it has recently been reported that many residents supervised procedures prior to feeling comfortable with performing the procedure themselves [ 14].
Including additional professionals who did not offer the procedure themselves may have generated future insights into how choice was provided in these circumstances.
It is not the procedures themselves that disturb critics — many plastic surgeons and otolaryngologists (head and neck surgeons) offer their own quick-recovery face-lifts.
Beside Ms. Lewis's familiarity with the procedures themselves (she worked three years in New York for Dr. Richard Coburn and nine years for Dr. Craig Foster before establishing her business), she also has a winning bedside manner.
Regarding women, Hagel's record on reproductive freedom is as conservative as his record on gay rights, and it included his support for a ban on abortions in military hospitals, even for servicewomen prepared to pay for the procedures themselves.
Much of the confusion regarding this form of treatment can be traced to the ambiguity surrounding the procedures themselves.
Furthermore, the Russian concerns might have been focused on the documentation of the decontamination procedures rather than flaws in the procedures themselves, according to NBC News space analyst James Oberg.
