Sentence examples for to undergo procedures from inspiring English sources

It baffles me that air passengers reportedly feel extreme discomfort at having to undergo procedures that are meant to prevent suicide bombers from blowing up their plane.

Even in countries that consider themselves beacons on LGBT rights, including some European and Latin American countries and the US, transgender people are still forced to undergo procedures to change their documents, including gender reassignment surgery, forced sterilisation, psychiatric evaluation, lengthy waiting periods, and divorce.

Children with public insurance (Medicaid or CHIP) or who had no coverage are at least 22percentt less likely than those with private insurance to receive testing or to undergo procedures when they visit the hospital emergency departments, researchers from Children's Hospital Boston found.

They found that among the 17,531 women who reported having migraines, the risk of chest pains, heart attack, having to undergo procedures to open blocked arteries, or dying of a heart attack was about 50% higher than that of women who had never had a migraine.

Medical progress increasingly allows elderly patients to undergo procedures and operations that only a few decades ago were not feasible because of age [3, 4].

Often, in fact, people suffering of chronic disease are required to undergo procedures or engage in behaviours that are painful, boring and mundane, thus it is necessary to use learning approach that are able to improve their motivation during the knowledge acquisition process (Kato 2010).

This "discovery" led to administration of pain medication to babies undergoing procedures like open heart surgery, which had not occurred before.

Appropriate anesthesia was administered to mice undergoing procedures that caused more than momentary or slight pain or distress.

Our hospitalists also provide procedural sedation services to young children undergoing procedures.

Surgical mesh has been linked to serious complications in women undergoing procedures to treat incontinence or hold their pelvic organs in place, the Food and Drug Administration said.

Telephone follow-up was conducted to capture patients undergoing procedures (revascularisation and ICD implantation) outside of our institution.