Sentence examples for was exercised during from inspiring English sources
To avoid contamination, all the brackets and wires were cleaned with alcohol swabs before use, and utmost care was exercised during the handling of the same.
Since particulate material such as the flour is in general easily compressed even when exposed to a slight external force, care was exercised during the loading procedure in order to have highly reproducible samples for the PA measurements.
HR was recorded to determine the training induced acclimation in resting HR over the HICT program and average training intensity (% of age predicted HR max (220-age)) each participant was exercising during each exercise session.
This investigation had no control conditions, therefore due care should be exercised during interpretation.
Tool based code coverage provides information about what parts of a design are exercised during a simulation.
Therefore, caution should be exercised during interpretation of FDG PET/CT not to underestimate the amount of corticosteroids needed to successfully treat small volume disease of high intensity.
However, caution should be exercised during outsourcing attempts to allow key components to be retained by the State to guard against possible deterioration of veterinary services leading to collapse of disease control systems.
Caution should be exercised during elevation of the palatal flap and osteotomy preparation in the palatal wall to avoid damage to the greater palatine neurovascular bundle (GPB) which contains greater palatine artery, vein, and nerve.
It is also described that national roads have to be operated as planned according to the design Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) and control on overloading should be exercised during the roads' design life in order to benefit from PBC.
Since free speech may be exercised during assemblies and gatherings, Article 14(1)(b) of the Constitution, which guarantees freedom of assembly, is relevant.
Furthermore, he notes, the stop-loss clause specifies that it can only be exercised during a "time of war" -- and Congress never actually declared war against either Iraq or Afghanistan.
