"Habitually and customarily, he reviews issues thoughtfully and carefully.
This memo is to confirm that we will handle Lecturer and Instructor salary increases this coming year as we customarily have done, reviewing them at the time of reappointment.
Although systematic reviews are customarily current with the literature on publication, all such evidence pertains to comparative effectiveness reviews and not to methods reviews, such as ours.
They contend that the course pursued by the Supreme Court in making such review was that customarily followed in Pennsylvania, both by appellate courts on appeals from chancellors and by trial courts on exceptions to reports of auditors, masters or referees (Barnes Estatee, 221 Pa .399, 70 Atl.
Many dioceses already have review boards, but those boards customarily judge a priest's suitability for ministry without hearing from the victim.
When publishers send out copies of new releases to the newspapers, they customarily place an embargo which states that no review should appear before the stated publication date.
At the time, wide openings were associated with movies of doubtful quality; not uncommon on the exploitation side of the industry, they were customarily employed to diminish the effect of negative reviews and word of mouth.
As extensively reviewed elsewhere [ 3, 4], the customarily used IgD/CD27 scheme classifies human peripheral blood CD19+ B cells into four core subsets: naïve IgD+CD27− B cells, unswitched memory (UM) IgD+CD27+ B cells, switched memory (SM) IgD−CD27+ B cells and double-negative (DN) IgD−CD27− switched B cells (refer to Table 1 for definitions).
Judges customarily explain their decisions in written rulings as a basis for review by other judges, which is important to bolster the perception of fairness.
Online reviews, either anonymous or with no verifiable name, customarily go up unchallenged.
As they customarily do before interviews, Mr. Clinton's aides rehearsed with him beforehand, reviewing possible questions and answers for an hour and a half.
