Sentence examples for by the common practice from inspiring English sources

Even those 200,000 Englishmen who had the vote could be disfranchised by the common practice of an arranged election.

This decision is supported by the common practice of many studies that utilize the WDPA to assess the protected status of a nation's territory.

The problem is amplified by the common practice of accessing papers through third-party websites such as Google Scholar, ResearchGate and Sci-Hub, which generally do not link to retraction notices.

The appeals process is complicated by the common practice, seen in most countries, of assessing a property at only a fraction of the current market value even when the governing law specifies that assessment shall be at 100 percent.

The errors in safety factors introduced by the common practice of neglecting vertical PS forces are proportional to the absolute value of the ratio between vertical and horizontal pseudo-static coefficients.

Steven Tiger Philadelphia, May 13 , 2009• To the Editor: Your zeal for a government-dominated health care system will leave readers misinformed if you don't point out the mountains of waste to taxpayers and private institutions caused by the common practice by both the insured and the uninsured of using emergency facilities for primary care.

We show how to treat the stiff reactions via time splitting, and in particular how to increase accuracy by avoidng the common practice of approximating the temperature.

Results for air firing support method validity by suggesting the common practice in control; keeping power, flue gas O2 and primary air/fuel feed ratio constant.

We begin by examining the common practice of replacing non-detects with a Ct value of 40.

We have observed that the expected basal proliferating state of hormone-depleted or tamoxifen treated breast cancer cells may be reproduced in vitro in established cell lines for an indefinite period by avoiding the common practice of intermittently replenishing the culture media, thus avoiding depletion of autocrine growth factors.

A recent report by Human Rights Watch examining the common practice in India of subjecting unmarried women who say they have been raped to what the law calls a "finger test" has reopened a series of questions about the country's laws governing sexual violence.