Sentence examples for before the routine use from inspiring English sources
Patients were treated by mastectomy well before the routine use of adjuvant therapy.
The displacement by muscle forces across the fracture site and associated ligamentous injury has been shown to be a source of significant morbidity in the past, especially before the routine use of contoured compression plates for treatment [10, 11].
However, many trials were undertaken before the routine use of P2Y12 inhibitors.
However, several methodological issues must be addressed before the routine use of serum biomarkers can be implemented.
This trial began before the routine use of trastuzumab in adjuvant therapy and HER2 status was unknown in 32.3% of patients.
At the same time, a relatively vocal minority argued that a survival advantage from SLN biopsy should be demonstrated before the routine use of this procedure was endorsed.
I've written before about the routine use of highly toxic arsenic in intensive poultry feed, which is not only poisoning our environment, but also the poultry meat itself.
It is particularly important that we wait for definitive results from the large trials or from individual patient meta-analysis before adopting the routine use of bisphosphonates in the adjuvant or the metastatic setting without bone involvement.
However, before recommending the routine use of the 15 item Ch-CDS rather than 25 item Ch-CDS for general use, one would need to confirm the shorter scale's accuracy in screening for depression and responsiveness to change in clinical settings.
Vessel mapping has been highly encouraged and current international guidelines support the routine use of CD-US before AVF surgery [ 4].
The intervention to improve HH practices included: simplifying the WHO "patient zone" concept in harmony with all wards at HUG; benchmarking of HH compliance with hospital-wide rates; promoting adherence with HH, with emphasis on improving adherence with the indication "before aseptic care"; stopping the routine use of gloves for "contact isolation" (except for C. difficile).
