Sentence examples for becoming common practice from inspiring English sources
Ultrasound guidance for insertion of a peripheral venous catheter is becoming common practice in many emergency departments in the difficult-to-access patient, and simulation has become an important tool for health care practitioners to learn this technique.
While stock options have become an almost god-given right when signing on to work at an Internet company, it is becoming common practice for those companies to renege on their promises of options, thus closing the gates to the future riches everyone dreams of.
It is becoming common practice nationally to rank teachers for their effectiveness, or value added, a measure that is defined as how much a teacher contributes to student progress on standardized tests.
Tribeca Film Festival It's becoming common practice for film festivals to extend their brands, and perhaps increase their revenues, by making movies available outside the physical and temporal bounds of their annual gatherings: on television through video on demand, and online through services like iTunes or YouTube.
Assessment of respiratory muscle strength is becoming common practice in intensive care.
In the paving industry, the reuse of reclaimed asphalt (RA) is becoming common practice, but needs further research work.
Decision-support systems, and specifically rule-based clinical reminders, are becoming common in medical practice.
This common sense approach is becoming common knowledge but it is not yet common practice, although some IS plants exist.
"Some resort fees are becoming common worldwide, often because the North American brands take those practices globally," he said.
