Sentence examples for a commonly used practice from inspiring English sources
Comparisons of the estimated threshold fire sizes between the growing fires and the pan fires indicate that assessing sprinkler actuations based on pan fire tests, which is a commonly used practice, will be likely to lead to a wrong conclusion.
A commonly used practice for cleaning gametophyte tissue is plating on top of antibiotic-containing media.
A commonly used practice in tumour treatment is to combine several anticancer agents with different modes of action.
The present work provides an explanation why commonly used practices like washing or surface sterilization of Salmonella-infected plants fail to prevent human infection, suggesting that current safety regulations should undergo a serious reconsideration.
The most commonly used practices to manage stress include prayer, breath-focused meditation, and healing touch/therapeutic touch.
"We have seen a drastic reduction in suspensions and RJ (a commonly used shorthand for the practices) is a big reason for it," said Deborah Brandy, Los Angeles Unified's director of district operations, which oversees restorative justice programs.
"We simply added links at the bottom of each page to related whitehouse.gov content, which is a commonly used best practice to encourage people to browse more pages on a site," the official said.
Scutellariae Radix, the dried root of Scutellaria baicalensis Georgi (Labiatae), was a commonly used traditional Chinese medicine in clinical practice.
A commonly used heuristic approach in practice is also considered to determine toll levels based only on the most congested links in the network.
Multiple demands called for a commonly used manufacturing practice called sequencing.
The average of the two 24HRs was used because it is a commonly used, albeit naive practice to decrease within-person variation in the estimated usual intake.
