Sentence examples for extremely common practice from inspiring English sources
This was an extremely common practice in 2012 and 2013 but has since diminished and is at most only a tiny percentage of the total income that flows into Islamic State coffers in 2014.
7, 8 PONV prophylaxis is an extremely common perioperative practice, even in patients without risk factors for PONV due to the potential adverse outcomes and increased cost of care when PONV is inadequately controlled.
Acute respiratory tract infections are extremely common in general practice and are the commonest reason for general practitioner consultation [ 1].
Moreover, as IBS patients tend to suffer from recurring and therapy-refractory abdominal pain, overuse of NSAIDs in IBS patients can be extremely common in everyday clinical practice.
The proportion of institutional delivery is extremely low (20%%) because the common practice is home delivery, even in urban areas (Federal Ministry of Health 2011).
Large Eddy Simulation (LES) of obstacle-resolved flow over extended urban areas is still extremely costly, compared to the common practice of modeling obstacles with a rough wall-function.
For constructions on extremely soft foundation medium, the most common practice is to allow the soft soil to consolidate under the application of surcharge which generally consists of applying the necessary superimposed preload.
This is extremely important as it is a common practice in the industry to round rents down on issuing a vacancy lease.
In our experience, this request is extremely rare and is not a common practice in many countries.
People who inject drugs are more likely to have hepatitis C (HCV), hepatitis B (HBV) and HIV. 1 Tobacco-smoking and hazardous alcohol use are extremely common, 2 as are risky sexual practices, resulting in high rates of infection with human papillomavirus (HPV).
Residual stress measurements of thin films are common practice in device technology and are extremely important in particular for the characterization of thin film coatings.
