Sentence examples for consistent with common practice from inspiring English sources
Seventy-one per cent of the children received speech language treatment once per week, consistent with common practice in our partner organizations across Canada.
Consistent with common practice, we defined confidence regions for the previously defined adiponectin linkage peaks as the physical positions adjacent to the peak showing linkage evidence of at least LOD score - 1: 5p14 [peak LOD=4.1; chr5: 9,792,000-23,021,100bp (NCBI36/hg18)] and 14q13 [peak LOD=3.2; chr14: 23,131,000-36,761,868bp (NCBI36/hg18)].
The other methods studies, while not specific parcellations of the test brain, could be applied in a manner consistent with common practices in the field.
Critics can also press their point by adhering to directives in ways that are consistent with their literal language but inconsistent with common practice or common sense – a tactic we call "uncivil obedience".
When a strict constraint on reinsurance premium budget is implemented, which often occurs in reality, the limited stop loss reinsurance is optimal, consistent with the common practice in reality.
Consistent with common clinical practice, additional information is required to assess the severity of depression for the women identified as likely depressed on the EPDS.
This was consistent with common clinical practice in the United States, where a tolerable stimulant would ordinarily be sought before adding an antipsychotic.
We note that this classification is consistent with the common practices employed by ISPs on wired networks, where capacity is managed on a per-subscriber basis.
We used the Bonferroni correction because this approach was previously used to filter SNPs in association studies of Douglas-fir and loblolly pine [ 15, 36], and because the unadjusted threshold of 0.9 × 10-5 is consistent with other common practices [ 49].
The proposed procedure is consistent with common building design, construction, and analysis practices such that it can be readily adopted in earthquake engineering practice today.
