Sentence examples for established usually from inspiring English sources

The diagnosis is well established, usually based on skin tests and drug provocation tests, but cumbersome.

A contrast to the first visit, where many cases were of fresh fractures, was the second visit where many patients had established, usually infected, non-unions.

The PLA patients who need a longer time until a diagnosis has been established usually need surgical intervention, while the earlier PLA is diagnosed, the simpler is the treatment, even antibiotic administration only.

The diagnosis CGD was established usually early in life (Figure 1).

Magnetoencephalography (MEG), for example, is an established (usually non-optical) technique for imaging sources of magnetic fields inside the brain.

One minute was counted for tasks starting and ending in the same minute and for tasks whose duration could not be established (usually for lack of an end time).

Enforcement mechanisms other than sanctions have been difficult to establish, usually because they would require countries to cede significant aspects of their national sovereignty to foreign or international organizations.

Although it will be explained later on, we want to introduce how this process is done: employees belonging to the same company will establish (usually) trust among them.

In the present study, statin users had their statins temporarily interrupted in the immediate post-transplant period until reliable oral intake was re-established, usually around post operative day 2. The literature is divided on the risks or benefits of cessation of maintenance statin therapy in hospitalised patients.

Furthermore, when it comes to electronic playthings, established winners usually retain most of the spoils.

Players who have established themselves usually get little consideration, but Michael Redd, Kirilenko and Richard Jefferson, while good players before, made leaps into stardom.