While the group's earlier albums, like "Nixon," were firmly within the countrypolitan tradition — mid-tempo epics strategically overproduced with lavish strings and horns — the music made these days by the singer and songwriter Kurt Wagner and his ensemble of adjustable size has little in common with either conventional or alternative country.
Small bowel barium enema, remains as a conventional and common method to evaluate intestinal diseases [ 10].
According to the histopathological findings, chordomas are divided into conventional (most common), chondroid and dedifferentiated types [ 2, 3].
In cases where surgical bleeding is not controlled by conventional means, common sense suggests that rFVIIa may be considered, despite the potential for publication bias.
"Our data clearly shows career patterns vary, and what is generally considered conventional or typical may actually not be much more common than other less conventional paths".
Yet scientists have never proved in controlled clinical trials that protons work better or more safely than conventional therapies on common tumors.
Also, there are really only one or two kinds of conventional truth: first, common sense daily speech, the correct general names for things as used in the daily life of your particular community, and second, Buddhist ideas.
The most frequent of these are a failure to thrive and reduced playfulness together with low-grade or intermittent fever, although cough and wheezing unresponsive to conventional treatment are common when the respiratory tract is extensively involved.
This conventional wisdom is common.
Sadeq Hedayat followed in the footsteps of Jamalzadeh by using the short story to portray the conventional lives of common people as well the confusions of modern intellectuals.
