Sentence examples for a more recent practice from inspiring English sources

In a more recent practice, the new study found, some sites sell written prescriptions that can then be used at local pharmacies.

Indeed, systematic sequencing of intronic sequences is a more recent practice (Amsellem et al. 2002).

A plausible explanation for the discrepancy could be that hand washing was habitual, as handling of horses causes dirty hands, whereas use of hand sanitiser was a more recent practice and presumably had lower awareness.

This reflects more recent practice in UKA and corresponds to a similar period to that for which the AOANJRR could provide data.

Moreover, the more recent practice of asking me, "What do you want to be called?" puts the patient on the spot.

In more recent practice, new techniques for interviewing clients have been used and the inclusion of some of Checkland's ideas has improved the design of the underlying questionnaire.

Defendants' more recent practice of evading CompuServe's filters by disguising the origin of their messages commandeers even more computer resources because CompuServe's computers are forced to store undeliverable e-mail messages and labor in vain to return the messages to an address that does not exist.

Also remaining legal in the U.S. is the more recent practice of spurring growth and fending off disease in chickens and turkeys with arsenic-laced feed.

More recent practice is to initiate DMARDs early [ 2- 4].

The more recent practice of inter-consortia collaborations adds yet another layer of complexity to data-sharing solutions and protocols.

In this article, we examine one of the more recent practices instituted in schools in the name of improving young people's health and fitness, the use of video games or exergames.