In 1991, Payment and colleagues described a randomized, controlled intervention trial designed to evaluate whether the consumption of tap water treated conventionally to meet regulatory standards affects incidence of gastrointestinal (GI) illness (1 ).
An EC site is conventionally selected to meet the theoretical needs of a large, homogeneous, and flat landscape.
Even though our loyalty to American ranchers is strong, rather than meet the shortfall with conventionally raised beef from cattle treated with growth hormones and antibiotics, we decided to take this opportunity to start sourcing more truly grass-fed steak.
But would the government really cut overall health spending if it fails to meet its waiting-list targets?Conventionally innovativePerhaps when the details emerge, this new control method will indeed prove to be radical.
Conventionally biologically treated sewage water may not meet the requirements for the discharge and permissible limit of wastewater for its reuse.
Second, the cognitive processes associated with the sense faculties that are impaired by the extraneous causes of misperception grasp conventionally unreal objects, and because this kind of object does not meet the realistic mundane ontological standard, they are thus conventionally unreal.
Tolerancing conventionally deals with the variation of manufacturing processes to meet the requirements of product quality.
Conventionally adopted treatments of TFT-LCD waste glass cannot meet WEEE directives.
Apart from these conventionally applied detergents, new detergents have also been developed to meet the new requirements.
Any other thoughts on how journalists can see these tools beyond the way they're conventionally used? A. I'm scared by how many hopeless romantics I meet who come into this newsroom as interns and say, "Oh, but I just want to be a writer".
"Trespass" begins conventionally enough: boy has met girl and is introducing her to his mother over lunch at an expensive Manhattan restaurant.
