Sentence examples for using a procedure known from inspiring English sources

In the last week, Democrats have begun to talk openly of using a procedure known as budget reconciliation to pass a health bill in the Senate with a simple majority, assuming no Republican support.

Its manufacture is based on the collection of antigen-presenting cells (APCs; a type of immune cell) from the patient's blood using a procedure known as leukapheresis (the separation of leukocytes, or white blood cells, from other blood components).

Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the House would soon approve the Senate bill and a separate package of changes, using a procedure known as budget reconciliation to avoid the threat of a filibuster against the second bill in the Senate.

The proportion of speech that is audible and usable for a listener, with or without a hearing aid, can be quantified by using a procedure known as the Speech Intelligibility Index.

At present, an obstreperous minority, using a procedure known as a filibuster, can put a stop to almost any measure unless overridden by 60 of the 100 senators and that is just the most effective of many time-wasting tactics.

The House would immediately approve a package of changes in a separate bill, using a procedure known as budget reconciliation, to avoid the threat of a Republican filibuster in the Senate.

Senator Robert C. Byrd, Democrat of West Virginia, used a procedure known as a legislative hold to block the nomination.

In some cases they have used a procedure known as a reverse merger to bypass the due diligence of an initial public offering.

On May 31, Judge Steven Morley used a procedure known as "administrative closure" to temporarily pause the removal proceedings for Reynaldo Castro-Tum, who entered the U.S. in 2014 as an unaccompanied minor.

RIO uses a procedure known as "tree reconciliation" and compares the gene tree to the species tree topology.

To understand the profiles of interaction between the genes of the groups studied, we used a procedure known as relevance networks (RNs), initially proposed by Butte et al [ 11].