You'd think, she says with a practised stab at irony, she'd have been used to it by now.
Despite proven advantages, reduced tillage (RT) is used only on 25% of agricultural land in Germany and direct seeding (DS) is not at all practised.
The final report by the Senate intelligence committee did not contain a single reference to UK involvement in inhumane methods practised by the CIA between 2001 and 2007, despite repeated claims that Scottish airports and the British Indian Ocean territory of Diego Garcia were used as stopovers in rendition flights.
At present, the widely practised management programme to control the Helicoverpa armigera is chemical control, and the organophosphates, carbamates, pyrethroids, and other classes of insecticides have been used to control Helicoverpa armigera.
This document is not only used by the education providers and prospective students for the postgraduate training purposes but also by the GDC when investigating the fitness to practice of dental practitioners, who have allegedly practised implant dentistry beyond the limits of their own competence.
This was first used in the 1960s by one of the Rockefellers, but is still practised relatively rarely.
By this time the 1933 cricket season was in full swing; bodyline bowling was being widely practised, by Bowes, Voce and by the fast bowlers in the visiting West Indies touring side, Learie Constantine and E.A. Martindale.
As tool manufacture, however, is rare and practised by species that are not commonplace it is not a particularly useful model for investigating the evolution of physical cognition.
To meet the increasing demand, endoscopy is becoming widely practised by nurses in the United Kingdom. 1 There has been little evaluation of the cost effectiveness of procedures undertaken by nurses rather than by doctors.
It has to be highly specific and practised until automatic.
