Sentence examples for as regularly used from inspiring English sources

Canine models, as regularly used in periodontal regenerative studies, allow for example preparation of larger defects.

All of the subjects were qualified as regularly using plant-based spreads before study entry, after which they were randomized to two cohorts, a control cohort provided a normal spread and a subject cohort provided plant sterol-enriched spread that contained 1.6 g of free plant sterol equivalent per day.

For part B, a template was produced with a view to gather as much information as possible about consultants, to include such items as are regularly used by medical staff for self-promotion (eg, Curriculum Vitaes) as well as those items that have been reported in the literature as being important to patients.

Frank Reed explains how mobile marketing can add to consumer trust and warns: "Until marketers think about mobile as a regularly used and effective channel they will continue to silo it".

This could be of clinical significance since aminoglycoside antibiotics such as gentamicin are regularly used as 1st and 2nd line combinations on NICUs.

Initial treatment strategies differed for different inclusion periods: <1990 (initial treatment with NSAIDs), 1990 to 1999 (initial monotherapy conventional disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs), 2000 to 2004 (initial monotherapy regularly and combination therapy rarely), 2005 to 2009 (initial combination therapy regularly used as well as biologics) and 2010 to 2011 (tailored treatment).

Regarding the use of teaching resources, "rarely used" was defined as less than once a term, "sometimes used" as once a month and "regularly used" as more than once a week.

Of the 620 adults who initially enrolled in the trial, 208 of whom regularly used heroin as well as cocaine, almost half dropped out before the study's completion, as is common in studies of addiction treatment.

Today, terms such as "alt-right," regularly used uncritically in the media, should be called out as unhelpful.

You won't pay any monthly fee as long as you regularly use your account and card.

It was framed as "a divisive trick" in Republicans' telling and, in Democrats' view, as a procedure regularly used and honed by Republicans.