Sentence examples for conventionally offered from inspiring English sources
Sourcing well-fitting heels has proven one of the production's biggest challenges, with most of the performers requiring sizes larger than those conventionally offered in the ladies shoe department.
20, 21 Liver transplantation is conventionally offered to Child-Pugh class C patients with unresectable early HCC.
Quite apart from the unseemly pandering to the prejudices of a weak and narrow activist base, the mixture of vague values and small solutions that politicians conventionally offer for our nation's pressing problems will feel desperately inadequate.
High-risk patients with cholecystitis have conventionally been offered percutaneous gallbladder drainage (PGBD) for treatment.
Both are amenable to conservative therapy but surgery has conventionally been offered for SUI and medication with behavioural methods for UUI.
Her "Tocar" (2010), a dialogue for violin and piano, though more conventionally lyrical, also offered a touch of otherworldly sparkle.
The volunteers with Type 2 diabetes were already well controlled by diet alone and the control arm of the study was based on the standard dietary advice offered conventionally.
He confronted them first in Empire of the Sun, tackled them again from another angle in The Kindness of Women, and finally – just before he died – offered a conventionally "truthful" account in his autobiography, Miracles of Life.
Until recently, conventionally fractionated radiotherapy was offered to medically inoperable patients.
More conventionally, society players offer Handel's "Water Music" Suite in G and Mozart's Divertimento for Horns and Strings in F (K. 247).
The pseudo-spectral analytical time-domain (PSATD) particle-in-cell (PIC) algorithm solves the vacuum Maxwellʼs equations exactly, has no Courant time-step limit (as conventionally defined), and offers substantial flexibility in plasma and particle beam simulations.
