Sentence examples similar to customary assertion from inspiring English sources
With respect to translation of genomic information into the clinic, the report repeats the customary, but in our view erroneous, assertion (as articulated, for example, by Cooksey [ 2]) that this can be achieved through translational research.
He described the visit as customary in episodes that might attract media attention, an assertion dismissed as false by many inside and outside the State Police.
As for the assertion that the use of terms like "girlie men" is not customary in American political dialogue, Mr. Stutzman said, "There are a lot of things that are not normal in politics about this governor".
The customary patter has been a lurid declaration of an unquantified "risk" followed by the assertion of better safe than sorry.
Last week, Mr. Brown and Mr. Major, testifying under customary oath, contradicted Mr. Murdoch's sworn testimony to the inquiry in April, challenging his assertion that he never asked British prime ministers for anything.
Each domain of reasons is distinct, and however conclusive are the reasons that any particular rights-assertion implies, these are only reasons within a single domain of reasons (moral, or legal, or customary).
(Commercial yeasts are customary).
No, is the customary answer.
