Sentence examples for unnecessary sections from inspiring English sources

Electromagnetic heating and ultrasonic irradiation have the unique advantage of minimizing heat loss in the pipe or even in the unnecessary sections of the wellbore.

Section 36 - Obstructing engines or carriages on railways Section 58 - Malice against owner of property unnecessary Section 72 - Offences committed within the jurisdiction of the Admiralty Whereas the 1861 Act protected in detail many different types of property, the Criminal Damage Act 1971 provided a definition wide enough to apply to any tangible property.

Delay in determining whether it will be fruitful to initiate a request for TMAs is eliminated and visual evaluation of the quality of available material by the researcher is facilitated while preserving the TMA block from unnecessary sectioning [ 2- 4].

In view of the need to reduce the rates of unnecessary Cesarean sections (Cesarean sections with no indication or clinical justification) both in Santa Catarina and in Brazil as a whole, it is essential to acquire information on the reasons that motivate physicians to carry out Cesarean sections rather than vaginal deliveries.

In Singapore, Tay et al. [ 137] conducted a Caesarean section audit to reduce rates of unnecessary Caesarean sections based on clinical indications, and found that the overall caesarean section rates and perinatal mortality rates were relatively steady from 1987 1990, but caesarean section for cephalo-pelvic disproportion decreased by 26.8% (P = 0.0013) from 1987 to 1990 [LOE: 3].

"Globally, caesarean section rates are rising, and medically unnecessary caesarean sections are prevalent," the authors report.

In fact, their use seems to increase unnecessary Cesarean sections, because slight abnormalities in the tracings make everyone nervous about waiting for vaginal delivery.

Chile's healthcare system has widescale private sector participation and, as a result, has one of the world's highest rates of births by more costly and often unnecessary Caesarean sections.

In addition, Ms. Sebelius said, states could save large sums by reducing premature births and medically unnecessary Caesarean sections, by reducing hospital admissions and by using proven techniques to improve the care of children with asthma.

The book is padded out with unnecessary "comic" sections – not just the foreword but a "midword" of email exchanges with her editor and an afterword from God. Paradoxically, it's in those parts where she is most self-consciously being funny that the book is least interesting and original.

Conclusion: We hypothesize that neglect of circumcision may lead to adverse birth outcomes including unnecessary cesarean sections, prolonged second stage of labor and low Apgar scores.