Sentence examples for useless operations from inspiring English sources

But advanced cases were too far gone for mineral oil, and Dr. Lane, who was said to be a brilliant surgeon, devised ever bolder and more useless operations, taking out more and more of people's intestines to relieve them of kinks and blockages.

As Mr. O'Connor and Renee Copraij move quietly about an airy unbound world, seeming often, almost imperceptibly, to exchange their sexual identities, two voices talk on tape about a hermaphrodite named Alex who lives in a state of sexual confusion and nonidentity after enduring a life of continual useless operations.

Furthermore, in patients to be screened prior to curative liver metastasectomy, the disclosure of occult extrahepatic lesions will prevent useless operations.

Here's how to do it: 1 Be clear about the fact that building a sandcastle is a totally useless operation.

Doctors mostly, however, accept the inevitability of changes in disease patterns and technology - although ear, nose and throat surgeons were very fast to move from one useless operation, tonsillectomy, to another useless one, inserting grommets.

For set2 and 3 the remove useless operation resulted in 154 descriptors (of the initial 179 descriptors) which contained 24 weighted burden number descriptors, 8 properties descriptors and 123 pharmacophore fingerprints.

For set 1 "remove useless" operation in Weka, of the initial 179 descriptors, 151 descriptors which contained 24 weighted burden number descriptors, 8 properties descriptor and 120 pharmacophore fingerprints were obtained.

According to the headquarters, this treatment meant that the soldiers would be useless in future operations against the Partisans.

Instead, the tube clogged up within weeks, was impossible to clean and rendered the whole operation useless.

Also, if the pilot decides not to jump out, you're stuck without a spotter, making the entire operation useless.

At the camp, Fletcher L. Smith Jr., a senior logistics coordinator, said it was useless to compare the operation to anything very familiar.