Sentence examples for use of a staged from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study was to describe the use of a staged procedure that involved femoral artery catheterization, classic cesarean section delivery, and uterine and placental embolization before hysterectomy for placenta accreta.

The generation of false positives increases the resources and time needed to assess negligible risks and it can be managed through the use of a staged scheme of assessment that iterates through tiers.

Prior to the pandemic the UK Department of Health (DOH) recommended the use of a staged triage plan incorporating Sepsis-related Organ Failure Assessment (SOFA) developed by the Ontario Ministry of Health to assist in the triage of critical care admissions and discharges during an influenza outbreak in the UK.

It's unsettlingly funny, a darkly satiric humor that is aided enormously by Jeff Cowie's set, which makes use of a stage that is wide and deep to render an apartment of surpassingly kitschy opulence (the walls are carpeted, it appears, with furry angora), a sophisticated joke all by itself.

There are rules within actor guilds and associations that restrict the use of a stage name to only one person.

This study makes use of a four stage methodology and those stages are; sequence design, energy comparison, sensitivity comparison, and controllability comparison.

Using two separators leads to the use of a two-stage steam turbine, whereby one stage operates at high pressure and the other at low pressure.

The use of a hot-stage allowed us to perform real-time observation of growth faces in different crystallographic directions.

Firstly, the use of a two-stage ("before and after") design does not allow us to compare the CONTROL group and protocol groups in parallel.

Our data provide preliminary support to the use of a single-stage approach in highly selected patients with chronically infected TKAs as an alternative to a two-stage procedure.

Sam Buntrock's production makes nifty use of a traverse stage and yields a number of good performances.