Sentence examples for before a common practice from inspiring English sources
If musicals were being developed by teams of artists that had worked together several times before — a common practice, because Broadway producers see "incumbent teams" as less risky — those musicals would have an extremely high Q.
We hypothesized that boiling water before consumption, a common practice in persons from Asia, may have partially protected them against pulmonary colonization.
Washing hands before eating is a common practice.
Another reason that could contribute to the low meningitis prevalence is the possible use of antibiotics before hospital admission, a common practice in many developing countries [ 35, 37].
The act was intended to prevent back-room deals that stripped bondholders of their rights, a common practice before the law was written.
Mechanical bowel preparation is a common practice before elective colorectal surgery.
On 30 June 1803, Sherwood became an army wife by marrying her cousin, Captain Henry Sherwood (1776 1849) (cousin marriage was a common practice before the twentieth century ).
Note finally that expression data should not be log transformed before PSEA (as opposed to a common practice in standard differential expression analysis) as the deconvolution method assumes a linear expression model where cell populations contributing expression add up, resulting in the "bulk" gene expression measured on the microarray [ 3].
Called Balika Vadhu, or "Child Bride," and set in rural Rajasthan, where marrying off daughters before they hit puberty is still a common practice, the show has caught the imagination of urban viewers across the board and throughout India, ushering in a revolution of sorts in cable television programming.
Each of its deeds included covenants and restrictions -- a common practice among developers before the advent of zoning regulations -- that help to maintain the neighborhood's parklike setting.
Before the Second World War, it was a common practice for people in all walks of life.
