The Dutch Orthopaedic Association has a long tradition of guideline development, starting in the mid-1980s with "eminence-based consensus" and following in the mid-1990s the renewed calls for the establishment of international methodologies to promote the rigorous development of clinical guidelines and to assess their quality and their impact on practice.
There is a long tradition of research and development in building envelopes.
However, "sporting bodies have a long tradition of lagging behind technological developments", says BPSA's Mumford, pointing as an example to performance-enhancing drugs, which appear to have been in use a long time before they were prohibited.
"We have a long tradition of American leadership on national security, and development is a foundation for all of the human progress we've seen over the last half-century," Moss said.
A long tradition of theological scholarship has been responsible for the development of this position into many and varied doctrinal systems.
Development organisations have a long tradition of inserting consultants into government structures to move things along, be it through project implementation units or in the guise of 'technical advisers'.
Health care providers have a long tradition of ethical reasoning, which is evolving continuously alongside the development of modern medicine.
Addressing the meeting, Minister of Education, Science, and Technological Development Zarko Obradovic said: "Serbia has a long tradition of preschool education and a widespread network of preschool institutions.
Trichoderma has a long tradition of research toward the effect of light on its physiology and development, which already started in 1957 and largely paralleled that of Phycomyces blakesleeanus (Schmoll et al. 2010).
This is a modern development, less theological than emotional, and leaves as its casualty a long tradition of amity between Islam and Judaism, he added.
