Sentence examples for undertaking this procedure from inspiring English sources

Given that the majority of physicians undertaking this procedure in the prehospital arena will be nonsurgeons, a simplified and standardised approach is required to maximise the chances of success, as described by Wise and colleagues [ 43].

In many countries – when embalming does take place – it is a qualified embalmer's job, whereas in some countries, for example Portugal and Spain, it is against the law for anyone but a qualified doctor to undertake this procedure.

"Under your theory, there's no reason you couldn't undertake this procedure with respect to anybody pulled over for a traffic violation?" Chief Justice Roberts asked Katherine Winfree, the state's chief deputy attorney general.

We undertook this procedure in triplicate for embryos expressing Mst-GFP.

8 9 Conventional practice is to undertake this procedure under general anaesthesia in hospital.

It is more difficult to convince the surgical community to undertake this procedure for patients diagnosed with LPR.

Although it is not ideal to collate data from different tests, we undertook this procedure to obtain a general idea of level of childhood impairment.

Therefore, this study aimed to compare smoking habits between a group undergoing a standard cosmetic procedure (blepharoplasty) and the general population and to determine whether smokers undertake this procedure at an earlier age.

The screening questionnaire was administered at the same time as the Scottish Prison Service (SPS) Core Screen/Induction interview by the four prison officers who routinely undertook this procedure (undertaken in the first few days of entry and typically after the reception screening and general practitioner medical check described above).

Emergent esophagogastroduodenoscopy was undertaken, and this procedure failed to identify any evidence of perforation in the upper gastrointestinal tract.

Although women of similar socioeconomic status to those undertaking the procedure have sometimes been willing, for altruistic reasons, to serve in this capacity, most often the surrogates are drawn from poorer sectors, including those of the developing world.