Sentence examples for currently standard practice from inspiring English sources
It is not currently standard practice to proactively take a family history of cancer in primary care [ 11].
A volume change of 30 40% has recently been proposed to differentiate stable from progressive disease, but is not currently standard practice (Fig. 3).
Infants allocated to the control group will receive ECMO at 37°C throughout their course, which is currently standard practice around the world.
Recently, efforts have been made to develop learning and memory tasks for pigs in which several factors can be controlled and measured experimentally, comparable to what is currently standard practice for other species.
Although it is currently standard practice to offer hormonal therapy to all patients categorized as ER+, these and other studies demonstrate marked heterogeneity within this group in terms of gene expression profiles and patient survival.
Today, the company announced an industry-leading animal welfare program that will eliminate many controversial-yet-currently-standard practices within its worldwide food supply chain.
We cannot comment on this issue, as the intravenous route is currently standard clinical practice.
Currently, standard clinical practice relies on fluorescent angiography [ 4] (FA) and indocyanine green angiography [ 5] (ICGA) for assessment of impaired retinal and choroidal blood flow respectively, in retinal pathologies.
Currently, a standard practice is to treat patients indefinitely until unacceptable toxicity or disease progression.
Currently, as standard practice, when performing an examination on a patient with a report of dizziness, a directed subjective history is considered as the "single most important element in reaching a correct diagnosis (Al Saif and Alsenany 2015)." Patient report is used to assist in determining what may be causing a patient's dizziness (Herdman and Clendaniel 2014; Landel 2010).
Systematic transrectal ultrasound- (TRUS-) guided prostate biopsy is currently the standard practice for the diagnosis of prostate cancer (PCa) [ 1].
