Stapel's atypical practice of collecting data for his graduate students wasn't questioned, either.
The 30 to 90 percent use rate of these scans at only 200 of the nation's 5,795 registered hospitals represents atypical practice patterns.
The group also decided to use another atypical practice of keeping catchphrases that appeared in the magazine identical to the ones that appear on the frontispieces of the deluxe editions.
Compared to other parts of Norway, providers in Vest-Agder county have a more positive attitude towards TSGs 18, as demonstrated by the atypical practice of inviting TSG volunteers to the unit weekly to inform patients about their groups 17.
Our results point out the importance of distinguishing both neurochemical and behavioral outcomes in males and females, as opposed to the not atypical practice of examining only males, or of combining results from both sexes without discrimination.
The intent is to assess the "steady state" volume of MRI exams with and without onsite MRI, as the volume of MRI exams immediately after the acquisition of onsite MRI capacity may be atypical if practices work off "pent up" demand for MRI exams when the onsite MRI capacity first becomes available.
For one thing, Kinsey himself was a practitioner of atypical sexual practices.
Atypical breeding practices are responsible in this case and played a role as odds enhancer for unfavourable alleles.
Medical research data represent an ideal scenario atypical in practice, as they are much more robust (complete, consistent) than clinical data routinely collected in the electronic medical record in clinical practice.
More specifically, two thirds (66%) of the patients were treated with another antipsychotic at the time of initiation on the atypical agent, a practice that could have signaled a medication change process.
The findings should dispel any notion that toxic servicing practices were atypical or have done no harm.
