Sentence examples for common practice encountered from inspiring English sources

Data imputation is a common practice encountered when dealing with incomplete data.

It was at Nick & Toni's, about 14 years ago, that I first encountered the now common practice of serving olive oil as an accompaniment for bread.

So-called police "encounters" are common practice in Pakistan, and Wednesday's incident mirrors the death in July of LeJ's former leader Malik Ishaq and 13 of his followers in an isolated area near the town of Muzaffargarh.

In Yucatán, the backyard system is a common practice, and human and animal encounters could lead to generation of novel reassortant viruses here as well.

The launch was originally scheduled for today, but the company encountered problems during a static-fire test, which is a common practice that involves restraining a separated rocket engine and dissipating the exhaust in the atmosphere.

Ten years later it is common practice, typically in non-paediatric centres, to include a non-contrast CT run when a new abdominal mass is encountered (Fig. 1).

Despite the fact that this may be a common practice, we found no research exploring what occurs between clinicians and patients in such encounters.

(Is this common practice?

"That's common practice".

This is common practice worldwide.

That beefing is common practice.