Sentence examples for as commonly practised from inspiring English sources

Wet seeding uses pre-germinated rice seeds for sowing in saturated puddled soils, as commonly practised in irrigated areas.

There is story-telling at work here too, but it is of a peculiarly arrested kind because many modern artists do not really know whether painting, as it is commonly practised these days, really allows them to tell stories or not.

To attain this objective, the mining system was studied in more detail, as it is commonly practised during mine feasibility and design stages.

CHWs need practical, feasible and supportive supervisory approaches that avoid the pitfalls of routine supervision as it is commonly practised by health systems and that can be tailored to the local context and the diverse capacities and needs of communities.

The nose-ringing of outdoor pigs (Sus scrofa) is commonly practised in many countries as a means to inhibit rooting and reduce pasture damage and soil erosion.

As Figure 4 shows, during childhood, FGM is commonly practised in Sudan, with the prevalence estimated at 88%% of women aged 15 to 49 (UNFPA and UNICEF 2013).

Aetiological agents for lip and oral cancers such as betel quid and areca nut chewing are commonly practised by the South Asians.

"The number of sexual acts and lovemaking positions commonly practised between humans will be extended, as robots teach us more than is in all of the world's published sex manuals combined".

Abstention from personal "bad habits" such as watching television or eating too much sugar is also commonly practised.

In Bangladesh fertilizer is mostly used as the source of NPK and split application of this fertilizer is commonly practised for leafy vegetable production (Hossain 1990).

As a result, saving the victims' lives called for a type of medicine more commonly practised in combat field hospitals than in a modern city and the symbolic heart of the European Union.